Nosler 6mm 115gr RDF?

[Winny94]

Just got an email from brownells advertising a 115gr 6mm RDF. I didn't know these existed. Has anyone loaded them up? Are they as jump sensitive as the 6.5 seem to be?

https://www.brownells.com/reloading...u749014531-105117-232675.aspx?sku=749-014-531

 

[spife7980]

Now to wait for some blems...

 

[steve123]

Hopefully they got rid of the random' damn' flyers'.

 

[whatsupdoc]

My experience with both .264 140 and 130 rdf.s is like a smoking hot chick that is terrible in bed, they look great but dont shoot.
Until Nosler figures it out no rdf's for me.

 

[rancher5]

Just got an email from brownells advertising a 115gr 6mm RDF. I didn't know these existed. Has anyone loaded them up? Are they as jump sensitive as the 6.5 seem to be?

https://www.brownells.com/reloading...u749014531-105117-232675.aspx?sku=749-014-531

Can't even find info on what the suggested Twist to use with 115s I'm also looking for real live info.

 

[spife7980]

Can't even find info on what the suggested Twist to use with 115s I'm also looking for real live info.

Sorry , I didn't see this message, running 115 DTACs in a 6xc 8 twist and a 6 Creedmoor both using coated bullets 39.5 xc 40.5 CM 4350 H Of course work up loads.

 

[apetersonLR]

Can't even find info on what the suggested Twist to use with 115s I'm also looking for real live info.

Nosler states minimum twist of 7.5.

 

[spife7980]

I like my blems but they are too long for a dasher with a .104 freebore, stick further down into the case body than I would like.

105 on the left, 115 on the right.
Bases even

Comparator marks even

And the results of a brief sample of 10.

 

[1moaoff]

Nosler blames 2500 at a time for positional practice. Load a little slower and have fun.