Youll get match-grade accuracy and controlled expansion. Posted about my SAB listing a few weeks ago about not showing up in search only when you entered the exact name. By using longer, heavy-for-caliber bullets, the ELD-X increases its BC while providing added energy on game. If you have no pressure signs (pierced primers, cratered primers, really flattened primers, ejector swipes that leave a GROOVE not a slight mark - loads so hot that it blurs the case head marks and makes them hard to read.) - then run the load. ELD-X features heavy-for-caliber bullets.
#Edl x reloading hornady manuals#
It's a liability issue.īarnes reloading manuals are a little different - if you're shooting the exact same barrel length and twist as what they tested, they straight tell you what the most accurate load was, right in the book and load data. I found performance very similar to Bergers. I’ve used the 143 eld-x, 162, and 212 on deer, antelope, and elk. 150-300 yards all fragmented with no exit and was not able to recover any intact piece of the bullet. They're gonna be conservative, because they don't want someone brand new to reloading -blowing themselves up from a mistake. I shot 3 antelope with the 162 eld-x going 3100 out of a 7mm WSM. I usually find myself about 10% over the max load in any Hornady reloading manual, have for years, for my best load. Custom Bullet Seating Stems These seating stems are designed to fit Hornady Custom Grade Dies, and are machined to fit the profile of the A-MAX and FTX. I emailed Hornady to verify that there was not a typo on the 175g. What really has me boggled is that the 180g ELD-M, which is basically the same bullet as the 175g ELD-X, has a max charge of 67.9g of H1000. indicates maximum load use with caution rifle data 103 grain bullets sectional density: 0.249 diameter: 0.243' 103 gr. If the load showed no pressure signs, then run it. That is exactly what I had been looking at and felt pretty safe going to around 64.
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