20rds – 6.5 Creedmoor Aguila 140gr. FMJBT Ammo
20rds – 6.5 Creedmoor Aguila 140gr. FMJBT Ammo Details
This 6.5 Creedmoor ammo will turn any rifle range into a sharpshooter’s playground! It’s loaded by Aguila – aka the Mexican armed forces’ primary small arms ammunition supplier – and it’s all your semi-auto or bolt-action needs to do its thing.This cartridge’s bullet weighs 140 grains and sprints out of the muzzle at a velocity of 2,600 fps. Its voidless lead core, concentric copper jacket, streamlined profile and boat tail keep the FMJBT balanced and ballistically efficient as it exhibits a flat and accurate trajectory. Its 0.256 G7 ballistic coefficient means the FMJBT oughtn’t lose its supersonic muzzle velocity until it crosses the 570 yard line.
Aguila doesn’t load magnetic bullets (with the obvious exception of their 5.56 M855 ammunition), and they haven’t touched a single corrosive primer since their foundation in 1961. This ammo’s strong brass cases represent great value if you handload, but you’ll appreciate such uniform brass even if you wind up leaving it wherever it falls.
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Product TypeAmmo
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ConditionNew
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Use TypeRange Training
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Casing TypeBrass
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Quantity20
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Ammo Caliber6.5mm Creedmoor
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Manufacturer SKU1E650110
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Muzzle Velocity2600
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UPC Barcode640420012759
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Cost Per Round$1.25/ppr
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Really had good success with 140 gr in savage size (dime )
Don’t like primer size is my complaint -
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.75 MOA 5 shot groups at 100 yards out of my Aero Precision Solus with a 22” barrel. Everyone else blaming the ammo needs to understand that not all rifles like the same ammo, and it’s likely shooter error.
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My CZ 455 .22 is a .5 MOA rifle. Sighting in my Masterpiece Arms 6.5 Creedmoor was virtually impossible with Aguili’s 6.5 ammo. 6 inch spread at 100 yards. Even a 25 yard bore sight was a challenge. Surprisingly, I dialed up for a 8” steel plate at 400 yards and had an impact. Never tried a 2nd one though. Wanted to end a range day on a good note. SAVE YOUR MONEY, and buy something else.
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Sub-minute groups at 1000 out of a Ruger precision 6.5. Sub- 1/2 monute grouos at 200! Not sure what the other guys are doing, but it ain't the ammo.
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Horrible ammo.pulled .25in.groups with other ammo.aguila was all over the paper.not to mention out of two 20 rnd.boxes 5 were duds and one box missing 2 round.mexico can keep that garbage
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This is the worst ammo I've ever tried. There is literally no way to sight a rifle in using this garbage. With a sighted rifle the spread averages somewhere between 6 - 10 inches at 100 yards. Do not buy.
