Online Reloading data?

[BWYoda]

What are the go-to sites people here are using for reloading data? With so many out there it's hard to cherry pick so I wanted to see what fellow members are using. I'm looking to work up some loads for my first 6.5 Creedmoor but need a reliable starting reference. I've found very little for Staball 6.5 and 140 ELDM.

 

[308Gunner]

You are on one of the best sites for reloading information that there is bar none. Go to the top of this page and look in 6.5 creedmoor folder.

 

[buggz]

Of course, this site here,
and, this other site,

You are being redirected...

 

[spife7980]

The manufacturer (or distributor) of your powder is the best bet

Reloading Data Center

www.hodgdonreloading.com

 

[BWYoda]

Tracking on those, but what I was thinking of was more of a central reference for multiple manufacturers?

 

[spife7980]

Doesn’t exist other than dudes on posting up on the internet.
I doubt anyone would take on that liability for a product that’s out of their control for something more official.

 

[BassinDmax]

A good list of published data can be found here https://loaddata.com/

A good reference for user uploaded data is here http://ammoguide.com/

 

[ReaperDriver]

A good list of published data can be found here https://loaddata.com/

A good reference for user uploaded data is here http://ammoguide.com/

Your first link is subscription only. However, $35 a year is not terrible. Your 2nd link appears to be broken.

 

[Army First]

The bullet manufacture provide info like Barnes , Speer and Nosler. I missed Sierra (edit)
Other manufactures want you to purchase their manual. The Lyman manual is one I like.

I read the reloading section here, AR15 and Long Range Hunting plus the suggestions above.

 

[918v]

What brass? Brass has a lot to do with data. Some brass has less capacity than others and calls for different charges.

 

[BWYoda]

What brass? Brass has a lot to do with data. Some brass has less capacity than others and calls for different charges.

Lapua small primer.

 

[oldiephrt]

removed by poster as no relavant.

 

[BassinDmax]

Your first link is subscription only. However, $35 a year is not terrible. Your 2nd link appears to be broken.

Yes they are both subscription based, $20 for ammo guide, site appears to be down for technical issues. I was on it a couple days ago.

 

[918v]

Lapua small primer.

I would find the lands, back off 50 thou, and start at 43 grains. That should put you at about 2700 FPS.