Anyone done any 100yd+ accuracy testing with factory or handloads using this bullet in an AR?
Anyone done any 100yd+ accuracy testing with factory or handloads using this bullet in an AR?
This should go in the Ammo forum.
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Thanks for the responses. I'll post my results when I get time to accuracy test the load I have worked up.
Looking forward to your results. I bought some based on my experience with other Nosler bullets' accuracy. But I have several other test loads to try before I get around to the 64 gr BSP. Could be a great all-around premium bullet for hunting and defense. They were a bit cheaper in volume than the Barnes 62 gr TSX and should be able to be loaded a bit faster. The TSX sets a high bar though!
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Nosler 64 bsb runs best at 2800-3000fps. 2900 seems to be the sweet spot.
Accuracy is great compared to the win ranger load with the same bullet. Im getting 1.5 - 2.0 inch groups with a max charge of cfe223. They are usually right at 1.5 inches.
These run 2850-2960 depending on barrel length. At these speeds they should expand out to 350 yards. I recently picked up 1000 62 tbbc pulls. If they do not have similar accuracy I will sell them and just get more of the 64 bsb's
Sounds like I am on the right track. I am using 64gr BSB with 25gr TAC and CCI41 primer. I get 2830 AVG and 16 SD from 16" DD light barrel. Ten shot groups at 25yds are about 3/4". Now the snow is gone I should be able to test at 100yds soon.
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