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118 tipped hammer or 125 tipped hammer
Barrel is 1:8. Which one would offer easier path to very good accuracy? The specs say the 125 was designed for 1:8, but maybe the 118 would be a cakewalk to get to shoot well? Dunno- just asking questions before I spend a couple hundred bucks..
 
Barrel is 1:8. Which one would offer easier path to very good accuracy? The specs say the 125 was designed for 1:8, but maybe the 118 would be a cakewalk to get to shoot well? Dunno- just asking questions before I spend a couple hundred bucks..
I think both will be easy to get to shoot. Hammer bullets are probably one of the easiest bullets to find a load for that I have ever messed with
 
Barrel is 1:8. Which one would offer easier path to very good accuracy? The specs say the 125 was designed for 1:8, but maybe the 118 would be a cakewalk to get to shoot well? Dunno- just asking questions before I spend a couple hundred bucks..
Hard to go wrong with either. I’ve found Steve’s twist rate recommendations to be a little on the conservative side, so if he says 1:8 will stabilize it I think you are golden.
 
what should I try in a 6.5prc hunting rifle?

I know nothing about these things, and have only shot the TSX bullets in other rifles.
I’m doing the 134g power hammer in my 6.5 prc and I’m very happy. But I only ever shoot the shorter range bullets (power/shock hammers) in my guns cause I’ve never even shot a rifle over 400 yards much less shoot animals over that. Cant remember FPS exactly without notes but over 3000.
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I’m doing the 134g power hammer in my 6.5 prc and I’m very happy. But I only ever shoot the shorter range bullets (power/shock hammers) in my guns cause I’ve never even shot a rifle over 400 yards much less shoot animals over that. Cant remember FPS exactly without notes but over 3000.
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I've been kicking around the idea of dropping to the 110HH for my 260rem and up to the 134 or 139 shock/power for my PRC.
 
If I had a 6.5 PRC I would load the 118 HHT as fast as I could get it to go. mtmuley
 
Barrel is 1:8. Which one would offer easier path to very good accuracy? The specs say the 125 was designed for 1:8, but maybe the 118 would be a cakewalk to get to shoot well? Dunno- just asking questions before I spend a couple hundred bucks..
If you order the 118 I’ll trade you a 20 pill tester pack. For science.
 
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