I ran across a Grendel FMJ load in S&B's European catalog. Any idea if it will make it here?
S&B Grendel Ammo
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Great find! Just went to Sellier & Bellot's website and found THIS.
Is their first Grendel load really a 124gr FMJ? Um ... OK. I guess it's a start....:: 6.5 GRENDEL Deer and Targets :: 6mmARC Targets and Varmints and Deer :: 22 ARC Varmints and Targets
:: I Drank the Water :: Revelation 21:6 ::
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clicking on the image takes you to a pretty good info page. https://www.sellierbellot.us/product...mj/detail/724/
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I did a quick search. It seems to be good brass with tight primer pockets and one instance of a small flash hole. All the comments were a year old. Also some primers were sealed with a red sealer that had to be loosened with solvent. This maybe solved by now.
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I tend to like S&B, and find it very cost effective. Their 6.5 Creedmoor can be shot for about 55 cents a round; and I find their brass heavier and more consistent then Hornady. From the photo, that appears to be a slighter truncated version of their standard 140 gr FMJ bullet. Be advised that their published BC for that 140 gr S&B FMJ bullet is highly optimistic. Most people find in their own tests and shooting, as did I, that the actual BC is considerably less than what the publish. Which is no shock, that's a really wide and blunt tip, which can't be good for BC. That said, for budget FMJ ammo - I find this forgivable.
If they price this in line with how they price 6.5 CM ammo; they will own the 6.5 Grendel market for consumer-grade range ammo. And I hope they do.
This is great news.4x P100
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i bought a ton of s&b 140g 6.5 creed ammo , ill never buy it again, it was well under advertised velocity and the ballistics numbers on the box are not right
box claims .548 g1 and 2660fps out of a 22 inch barrel was seeing mid 2400 fps and the bc number wasnt even close to being right, the brass has been ok though
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