Barnes Load Data in Caliber 6.5 Creedmoor
Barnes
Barnes Bullets, established in 1932 by Fred Barnes in Bayfield, Colorado, has grown to become a prominent name in the ammunition industry, particularly noted for its high-quality and innovative bullet designs. Initially, the company specialized in creating custom-made bullets, tailored to meet the specific needs of individual shooters. This meticulous attention to detail and commitment to quality quickly earned Barnes a reputation for producing some of the finest bullets available. In 1974, the company was sold to Randy Brooks, who continued to innovate, leading to the development of Barnes' s ...
6.5 Creedmoor
Introduced in 2007 by Hornady in collaboration with Creedmoor Sports, the 6.5 Creedmoor was engineered by Dave Emary and Dennis DeMille to optimize long, high–ballistic-coefficient 6.5 mm bullets within short-action magazine constraints. Built off the .30 TC case with a 30-degree shoulder, the cartridge features efficient case geometry, reliable feeding, and consistent neck tension—attributes that quickly earned it a following in high-power and precision rifle circles. Its SAAMI maximum average pressure of 62,000 psi and short-action overall length (around 2.825 inches) make it broadly compati ...
