This load holds promise, but with its 2,820 fps muzzle velocity, it is notĪs good as any of the “standard” the 6.5mm-284 Norma loads. Given the lower case capacity of the 6.5mm Creedmoor (~53 grains), compared to the 6.5mm x 284 Norma (~58 grains), it may not be possible to For the 6.5mm Creedmoor to be considered byį-Class shooters it must be as good as or better than the 6.5mm-284 Norma atġ,000 yards, where virtually all F-Class competitions are won or lost. Hopefully, this additional information will help out.Increase the muzzle velocity to a competitive level. So, yes, I am serious, but I'm guessing that my initial posting didn't explain adequately explain the information I was looking for. I'm trying to get the actual impact points for the marks in my scope's reticle. That isn't the information I'm looking for. For example, a 4 inch target could be hit between x+3, or x-5 yards with a center hold. The exbal program does have a different section where you can enter the size of the target (4,6,8 inch and so on) and the program will give you the true point blank info for hitting that target size. A couple of the Nightforce reticles have 10 or more horizontal marks under the crosshair, but Nightforce's reticle detail page only gives an explanation of the distance represented by one of the reticles, and it is based on inches, not Mils. A mil dot reticle will only give me 5 of the 10 points. If you have reticle matched up correctly, you get something like this:Īnd so on depending on how many bars are in the reticle. In the exbal program, the various reticles can be matched up with the bullet's trajectory thereby giving impact points for each of the demarkations in the reticle. Perhaps there isn't a reticle that will match up with the TMR reticle, but I suspect that there is. What I'm trying to find out is which reticle in the exbal program's reticle selection menu will match up with Leupold's TMR reticle. I realize that the bullet selection, sectional density, MET/ENV and so on all effect the trajectory.that isn't what I'm asking. I guess I didn't explain well what I was looking for.
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