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Have had great luck with them out to a mile in 6.5 CM.These are shitty out of 6.5 PRC. The explode in mid air 50-100 yd out. Avoid them.
Might have nothing to do with being seconds, pretty well documented. Hornady has not admitted there’s an issue but it’s been known for years, especially in magnums. I’ve not had issues in a straight 6.5 Creedmoor with the 140’s.These are shitty out of 6.5 PRC. The explode in mid air 50-100 yd out. Avoid them.
Yeah, I definitely wasn’t shooting seconds that I was aware of. I should’ve been clearer. 147 ELDMs in general. I’d stick to ELDX if someone is hell bent on that weight range.Might have nothing to do with being seconds, pretty well documented. Hornady has not admitted there’s an issue but it’s been known for years, especially in magnums. I’ve not had issues in a straight 6.5 Creedmoor with the 140’s.
Not sure it matters between ELD-M or ELD-X. The X has a thicker jacket which might help. For those interested there’s several threads out there documenting this. It was a big problem at the NF ELR match in WY a couple years ago. The medium and short action magnums were blowing them up midair left and right, lol.Yeah, I definitely wasn’t shooting seconds that I was aware of. I should’ve been clearer. 147 ELDMs in general. I’d stick to ELDX if someone is hell bent on that weight range.
You sure its not the other way around?The X has a thicker jacket
Yes. The X is the hunting version. It’s thicker jacket allows for less expansion and more penetration on big game than the M, which performs more like a varmint bullet.You sure its not the other way around?