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6.5 x 47 Lapua
10/08/2014 Last edited 10/20/2014 by CDIBBS

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6.5 x 47 Lapua
Surgeon action AIAX chassis
130 Berger VLD
41.3 gr H4350
CCI 450
Benchmark 8 twist almost truck axle contour

~2900 fps (need to chrono with new powder lot)

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Re: 6.5 x 47 Lapua
10/14/2014

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I copied a good bit of the load data from the previous thread before the switch. Hope it helps.

As always, use at your own caution and work up.


6.5x47 Lapua Load Data



130gr JLK, 41.7gr H4350, BR4 primer, at OAL 2.850", 2925fps from my 26" 8-twist Hart
107gr SMK, 39.3gr RL-15, BR4 primer, at OAL 2.750", 3000fps from my 21" 9-twist Kreiger

My load - 40.4 H4350, 140 vld @2830 27" 8tw McGowen
My dad's load- 39.5 R17, 140 Vld @2820 27" 8tw McGowen



130 vld and Varget. Find your node between 36.5 and 37.5 grains.



43 grains 4350
27.5" Brux
fed 205
velocity is 3017
130 VLD



40.7gr of H4350
CCI 450
130 VLD
Velocity is 2866 fps out of a 26" Bartlein 5R.



6.5x47 Lapua
Hart 1-8 25 inch
Berger 140LRBT
RL17, 205m, 41.2grs, 2977 FPS



123gr Nosler CC
38.4gr Varget
Wolf SM primer
2920 FPS out of a 22" Brux



123gr Scenar/130 vld
37.4 grains of RE15
BR4 primers
2930 fps-26" Kreiger SS



Lapua Brass with necks cleaned up
140 Berger Hybrid
CCI 450
37.6 grains of Varget



I settled on 41.3 grains of H-4350 with Berger 130 Berger VLD Match and Remington 7.5 Primer and Lapua Brass.



136 scenar
39.9gr VV N550
205M
2850fps



6.5 x 47 Lapua
Krieger 1:8 22 inch
140 gr. A-max
38.5 gr. RL17
CCI std. sm R
.020 off lands
2730 fps



130 Nosler AccuBond
41.5 gr RE-17
CCI 450
.010" Jump
2850 FPS



140 gr. Hornady Match BTHP
36.0 gr. Varget
CCI SR primer
2656 fps. avg.
Krieger 22” 1:8.5
1/2” moa or better @ 100 yds.

140 gr. Hornady AMax
38.5 gr. Reloader 17
CCI SR primer
2673 fps avg.
Krieger 22” 1:8.5
1/2” moa or better @ 100 yds.

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Re: 6.5 x 47 Lapua
10/14/2014

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Re: 6.5 x 47 Lapua
10/15/2014 Last edited 10/15/2014 by SlimLR

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6.5x47
Rem 700(trued)
27", Shilen, 1 in 8" twist, Heavy Palma
AI Chassis
139 scenar
39.8gr H4350
Wolf SRM
Touching lands, base to ogive 2.175"
2760 fps
ES 11 fps
Consistent .4" groups (5-shot groups)
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Re: 6.5 x 47 Lapua
10/19/2014

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My load
123gr Lapua Scenars.
Lapua brass
37.0gr of Reloader 15
CCI 450 primers
OAL. 2.690
Getting 2875 fps
Now with the weather cooling off, I probably up the weight a few tenths.

Brass life is 40 plus. Actually never have worn out any brass like loose pockets.
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10/20/2014

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Re: 6.5 x 47 Lapua
10/20/2014

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140gr Berger BTLR
38.7 gr h4350
CCI 450
CBTO 2.010
2608fps
im shooting this load out to 1500 so far with good results just not that much power left working on going to 1mile
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Re: 6.5 x 47 Lapua
10/20/2014

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lapua brass

cci 450

39 grs RL15

123 scenars 2.720 OAL

8 twist bartlien at 28.25 inches scooting along at 3075 fps,,

4 inch round AR500 is in the 80+% hit rate at 800 yards



shooting less than 2 inch 5 shot groups at 600 also when the wind isnt to bad,,



the 123 Lapua is head and shoulders better than the 130 Berger in my rifle,,



good luck and long live the Lapua rounds,,

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Re: 6.5 x 47 Lapua
10/25/2014

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What freebore you fellas running with the 130vlds.
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Re: 6.5 x 47 Lapua
10/26/2014

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Snagged this from Bryan Litz's article on 6mmbr.
Not my loads just adding too the discussion.
Start low and work up for safety's sake, It's your life your playing with.

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10/28/2014

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Snagged this from Bryan Litz's article on 6mmbr.
Not my loads just adding too the discussion.
Start low and work up for safety's sake, It's your life your playing with.

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10/28/2014

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Snagged this from Bryan Litz's article on 6mmbr.
Not my loads just adding too the discussion.
Start low and work up for safety's sake, It's your life your playing with.

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I stand corrected the article is written by Zak Smith.

Link to article: www.6mmbr.com/gunweek084.html
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Re: 6.5 x 47 Lapua
11/03/2014

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Those of you running Redding type S FL Bushing dies; what bushing are you guys using .288 or .289?
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Re: 6.5 x 47 Lapua
11/03/2014 Last edited 11/03/2014 by Boxcar77

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My loaded necks are .289 so I'm using a .288 bushing. YMMV though



I have 300 pieces of Lapua brass all the same lot number and loaded neck is very consistant at .289 to .2895. Other lot numbers may vary in thickness.

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Re: 6.5 x 47 Lapua
11/05/2014

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40gr. H4350, 140gr. Berger Hybrid, CCI 450 primer

This load bugholes out of my 27in. Bartlein barrel... I don't have excess to a Chrono yet although...

41gr- 41.5gr. H4350 is a bugholer also, just find your barrels best .1 increment within that window and you will be happy....

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I use the 288 with Berger bullets but gonna switch to 289 with the 123 Scenars as they seem to be a little fatter than the Bergers,,

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11/05/2014

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I kind of figured it would be between the .288 and .289. Went ahead and ordered my Redding FL Die Set and both of the mentioned bushings. Thanks guys!
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Has anyone noticed anything different between CCI 400, 450m and BR4? Are you guys able to get low SD numbers using the 400s, 450s, vs BR4s?

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I'm not sure how long this has been out there, but I just stumbled upon it.

Find load data

They have finally put a bunch of their current load data online.

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My Google fu has turned up some guides and opportunities but I don’t have any first hand knowledge.

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For AR cases I tumble before and after sizing (just to get lube out of the necks). All of a sudden, cases are coming out horribly tarnished after the SECOND tumbling only. I’m using Hornady unique wax (same tub). What gives? Same exact soap, different bottle is only difference. Is it the heat in my garage? Has been a horrible summer.

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Just got mine 3 days ago (and I LOVE this thing which is rivaled only by my AMP annealer as an object of technological reloading awesomeness), and have spent about 4 hours each night trying to use human intelligence to improve upon the artificial intelligence settings. I will revise this OP as I learn more how to do it (and what errors I'm currently making), but here's a start to how I have painstakingly arrived at some pretty impressive improvements on the AI, and some of my settings. I welcome others to post their settings here too for the benefit of all. General notes and process:

• I read the entire 74 page manual
• I set realistic rational goals - for me that means a 10% overthrow rate with the fastest times possible; and an error tolerance (+/- 0.02 vs 0.04 grains) that is proportional to the kernel size and charge weight. For my 50 BMG charges, I set +/- 0.04
• Make sure scale is level, flourescent lights and fans off - you don't want to spend 20-30 minutes tuning an unleveled ST
• I highly recommend you set up and use the ST in a climate controlled environment. The fine motor is highly temperature sensitive, and moving to a hotter or colder environment will wreak havoc on your settings and drop times
• Keep at least 1/2 pound of powder in the trickler at all times to minimize variable loading of the tubes. Because you cannot see the level, just throw in a pound and top off every so many rounds. It doesn't take much longer to empty 1 pound than it does 1/2 pound. If you're getting aberrations in your throws, first make sure the hopper has not emptied too far
• I adjust the pulse as per manual so that the 100% setting does not allow powder to spill out of the cup, and the 1% setting barely allows any to trickle out. Also, as per below, the vibratory motor is sensitive to heat and tube loading. If you're getting aberrations in throws, ask yourself, has the fine/pulse had time to equilibrate to the new powder flows and the new operating temperature (which may fluctuate during a reloading session as the motor heats up). Finally, if you're using a load that has a bulk tube dispensation, set the max powder flows with a "bed" of powder in the cup. you will get a higher "max" vibration speed (which is better) with a bed of powder that minimizes kernels bouncing out of the empty cup
• I start with the AI to get the basic settings; also, do not interfere with the settings until the purple hat turns on (although page 69 of the manual shows how you can tell based on the instrument colors which ones are still being programmed by AI.)
• All the while I observe where the machine seems to be inefficient, how it's dispensing powder, looking at the tubes and the readouts on the screen including the bulk, fine, and pulse inflights which are recorded after each drop, see below
• I first go in and reduce the "wait (stabilization) times" from the AI generated times (for Bulk, fine, and pules) which tend to be >500ms, and I take them down to ~300-350ms to see if I can get away with that by trying 10 throws to observe what's happening. You can especially reduce the bulk stable time down to about 350ms if there is a fine with an offset and pulse after that (which there should be). HOWEVER, if you're too aggressive reducing the stable times, variable inflights may result. This is bad - you need consistent inflights.
• Speaking of inflights, if you are having trouble getting consistent ones, first check if your hopper is full; next make sure it's not soon after a change in the settings, because it will take 5-10 throws for them to equilibrate; then of course make sure your stable times are sufficient. For inconsistent pulse inflights consider changing the cautious time off optional feature.
• For both Bulk and Fine, you generally want the inputted "inflight weights" (yellow) to approximate the iteratively measured weights by the machine (in grey) so it can anticipate what's happening with the next throw and make adjustments in real time - so you can basically leave these alone unless they're markedly divergent (the grey one will vary from throw to throw because of stochastic variance; you can see the last inflights on the screen for the last drop after it stablizes, see above and below). Also, pay attention to the last pulse inflights as they may be a clue to overthrows with the last pulse
• I usually put in an offset in the Bulk settings so that it stops far enough away from the final charge that the fine setting can do a major portion of the "catch up" rather than the pulse. (If the final bulk dispensation is too close to the target weight, the fine tube won't kick in and it will "pulse" up the final charge. This is much slower). Usually the offset is on the order of 1 grain, but varies
• I markedly reduce the ramp down weight in the fine setting that AI has set so that it doesn't start to slow down till its damn near the final charge. Like 0.1 or 0.4 grains. With a "stabalize time" on the order of 300ms
• For the fine profile I leave the high at 100% unless I'm getting a kernel bouncing out more than occasionally - then I take it to 90%; for the minimal setting, I have some (like RL15) at 70% minimum (this is the "speed" that it "ramps down" to in the fine cycle). For RL50, the minimum is 20% so it may turn out that it depends on grain size. For some charges (like Accurate 2015), I have the low speed at 5%!
• For the "pulse on" time, it depends on how much powder comes out with a pulse at the set pulse motor speed. For RL15 I have it at 145ms, for RL50 I have it at about 70ms. For the "pulse off time" I'm converging on a value of about 250-300ms - I don't want it to pulse and wait and pulse and wait. I want the pulses in relatively rapid succession. however it may need longer for the larger powders.
• When you start to tinker with it, it takes a while to understand what is happening. But, just like the Hornady podcast 50 says, you can see quickly what DOESN'T work (major caveat here; because changing settings can change powder density in the tube and therefore inflight weight, you have to throw at least 5 charges after a setting change to allow it to equilibrate. If you change something and get an immediate overthrow, don't abandon the new settings until you see what happens 5 throws down the road after everything equilibrates.). Once you think you have it tuned, I encourage you to record 20 consecutive drop times and average them to check and see if you're really achieving anything. For my RL15 308 load tonight, I dicked around for a long time trying to beat 7 seconds for 45 grains, and then I started logging my times for 20 drops and averaging them and realized I was chasing my tail - my tweaks were all converging on the optimal result (7 seconds, I think?) and fixing one problem created another. There is irreducible stochastic variance in dropping powder charges.
• It was then that I realized that the "optimal" settings for 45gr of RL15 were not optimal for 25gr of RL15; my times for 25 grains were greater than those for 45 grains! I had to adjust the inflight weights, the ramp down weight, the low motor speed in the fine setting and the pulse settings; doing so nearly halved my throw times for 25 grains compared to the settings that worked for RL15 with 45 grain weights.
• If you have good speeds but you're getting excessive overcharges, look at the fine tube to see what it's doing. Also check the screen where it tells you under the charge time the contributions of the bulk fine and pulse. Is the fine overshooting with inflight? or the pulse? If it's the fine, try adding an offset to the bulk on the order of 1 grain. Or you can increase the ramp down weight or change the low motor speed. Personally I don't think its likely to be the stable time as long as that's over 300ms. If it's the pulse, try to figure out if the pulses are too big; if they are, change the pulse on time or the motor speed. If they're too frequent, increase the pulse off time.
• Under the time for the last drop once it stabilizes, there will be bulk, fine, and pulse times (if each function was used). Those are the inflights for that last drop. If you had an overage or a very fast or slow one, those times can guide you as to the cause of the deviation. Was the inflight for the fine motor or pulse higher than average? That may be the source of an overthrow. Were they smaller than average? That could cause a long drop.
• Confirmed observations show that the vibrator motor needs to "warm up". So if you change environments or get it tuned for when its hot and let it cool off, you may need to let it warm up again to duplicate your previous settings. Or increase the motor speed and monitor the inflights and decrease vibrator speed as the motor warms up.

So here you go. For RL15 at 25 grains, my 20 drop average time, according to Excel, was 4.79 seconds with one overthrow among 20 and these settings:
Bulk profile
Speed 100%
Ramp 500ms
Motor 1200 mA
Inflight 5.5 (set) 5.4 (measured - it varies drop to drop; that was the last one on the screen when I recorded the settings)
Setpoint offset 0.8gr
Stable time 325ms
Fine Profile:
High 100%
Ramp down 0.10 grains
Stable time 300ms
Low 70%
Inflight 0.36 set 0.45 measured on the last throw
Pulse profile:
Speed 65%
On 145 ms
Off 225ms
Cautious time 400ms

For RL15 at 45 grains (308 caliber size) 7.05 second average across 20 drops with no overages (I could probably make it faster)
Bulk profile
Speed 100%
Ramp 500ms
Motor 1200 mA
Inflight 5.9 (set) same as measured
Setpoint offset 0.8gr
Stable time 325ms
Fine Profile:
High 100%
Ramp down 0.10 grains
Stable time 300ms
Low 40%
Inflight 0.30 (same as measured)
Pulse profile:
Speed 60%
On 140 ms
Off 225ms
Cautious time 500ms

For RL50 at 236 grains: (I didn't put it in Excel but it was averaging about 14 seconds I estimate)

Bulk Profile:
Speed 100%
Ramp up 500ms
motor 1200mA
Inflight 7.6/7.6
Setpoint offset 1.5gr
Stable time 325ms
Fine profile:
High 90%
Ramp down 0.35gr
Stable time 325
Low Speed 20%
Inflight 0.10 grains set/measured
Pulse profile:
Speed 60%
On time 100ms
off time 250 ms
cautious time 500ms

Accurate 2015 at 24.5 grains; average over 20 throws (2 overthrows) was 4.785 seconds
Bulk profile:
speed 100%
ramp 500 ms
current 1200
inflight 4.93
setpoint offset 0.75gr
stable time 325 ms

Fine profile
high 100%
ramp 0.3gr
stable time 350 ms
Low speed 1%
inflight .25 yellow .27 grey

pulse profile
speed 75%
pulse on 150 ms
pulse off 225 ms
cautious time 600 ms

VARGET 25 grains; 20 drops no failures average time 5.8 seconds
It also seems to work for 44 grains with average ~7seconds and 5% failure rate.

Bulk:
100% motor
500 ms
1200 mA
Inflight 6.5/6.7
setpont offset 0.8 grains
stable time 350 ms

Fine:
High/Low speed 100/59%
Ramp down 0.30 gr/Inflight 0.35/0.35gr
Stable time 384ms

Pulse:
Speed 70%
Pulse on 130/ Pulse off 300ms
cautious time 700ms

RETUMBO - 8.2 seconds 90% success rate over 40 throws, 92.5 grains (for 338LM), a very difficult powder to dispense. Took hours to achieve this. Consider it an extreme limit of the possible. And make sure your vibratory settings are spot on before you apply these settings. Indeed, if these settings don't work, FIRST check your vibrator settings.) For a powder like this, you're going to sacrifice a TON of speed for >90% success rate, and I don't think it's worth it, you will be faster with 8 second throws and 1/10 discards. Interestingly, I redid these settings pretty much from scratch 2 weeks later and wound up with almost identical settings. A couple of tweaks allowed me to shave off 2 full seconds.

BULK
6.5 yellow inflight
Offset 1.1gr
Stable time 350ms
ramp 500ms

FINE
High 90%
Low 40%
Ramp 0.30gr
Inflights ..38
Stable time 400

PULSE
High 100%
Nominal 50%
Time ON 125ms
Time OFF 250 ms
Cautious time 800ms

AR-Comp 41 grains 7.5 seconds average 94% success over 50 throws (about the same time and success rate for 22 grains; I did adjust down the bulk and fine inflight times as they were lower with the reduced cycle time).
Bulk
100%
inflight 5.5
ramp 500ms
offset 1.0gr
current 1200
stable time 300

Fine
High 100%
Low 95%
Ramp down .3
Inflight .5
stable time 350ms

Pulse
High 100%
Nominal 90%
Pulse on 130
PUlse off 250
Cautious time 600ms

CFE223 50 drops 98% accuracy (+/- 0.02gr) 25 grain charge

Bulk
Speed 100%
Inflight 5.0 gr
Ramp 500ms
Offset 1.5 gr
Current 1200
Stable time 300ms

Fine
High 100%
Low 75%
Ramp down .55 gr
Inflight .35 (varies; 0.4-.45 may be a better setting)
Stable time 325ms

Pulse
Hi limit 100%
Nominal 75%
Pulse on 110ms
Pulse off 250 ms
Cautious time off 500 ms (could probably go lower)

Hope this helps! Please list your observations and settings in this thread to help others!

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