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Black Hills Gold Ammo 6.5 Creedmoor 147gr Eld-M - Black Hills Gold 6.5 Creedmoor 147gr Eld-M 20/Box
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SKU: 105001745
Overview
Built for hunters and shooters who want a light-recoiling 6.5 Creedmoor load for extended-range work, this ammunition pairs Black Hills loading with 147 grain ELDA bullets from Hornady. It is intended for situations where consistent accuracy and predictable long-range performance matter, whether on the range or in the field. The cartridge is described as using high ballistic coefficient projectiles, making it a practical choice for precision-focused setups. For hunters, it offers a refined option when the goal is controlled, deliberate shooting rather than close-range use.
Why Hunters Choose the Black Hills Ammunition
6.5 Creedmoor
Chambering suits long-range use with
Loaded 147
147 grain Hornady ELD bullets
Designed Around
High ballistic coefficient projectiles in
Factory Testing
Showed consistent one-half MOA from
Packaged 20-round
Box for range or field
Key Features
- 6.5 Creedmoor cartridge with 147 grain ELD-M bullets from Hornady.
- Packaged as 20 rounds per box.
- Designed for long-range shooting with high ballistic coefficient projectiles.
- Described as a light-recoiling cartridge.
- Black Hills Ammunition load using ELD-A Extreme Low Drag bullets.
Best Used For
- Long-range 6.5 Creedmoor shooters seeking a light-recoiling cartridge for precision practice
- Hunters using factory-stock rifles who want a match-style load for extended-distance work
- Shooters focused on high-ballistic-coefficient projectiles in 6.5 caliber
- Hunters wanting a single load for target shooting and game use in 6.5 Creedmoor
Specifications
| Accuracy Claim | capable of consistent one-half MOA from a factory stock Ruger Precision Rifle (RPR) |
|---|---|
| Ballistic Coefficient Claim | highest ballistic coefficient projectiles available in 6.5 caliber |
| Box Count | 20/Box |
| Bullet Description | ELDA (Extreme Low Drag) bullets from Hornady |
| Bullet Type | ELD-M |
| Bullet Weight | 147 grain |
| Cartridge | 6.5 Creedmoor |
| Game Performance Claim | performance on game is impressive |
| Long Range Cartridge | Yes |
| Recoil Description | light recoiling |
Pros
- 6.5 Creedmoor chambering suits long-range use with light recoil.
- Loaded with 147 grain Hornady ELD bullets.
- Designed around high ballistic coefficient projectiles in 6.5 caliber.
- Factory testing showed consistent one-half MOA from a stock Ruger Precision Rifle.
- Packaged in a 20-round box for range or field use.
Considerations & Trade-offs
- This is a long-range 6.5 Creedmoor load, so it is more specialized than a general-purpose hunting round.
- The 147gr ELD-M bullet is optimized for high ballistic coefficient use, which may make it less versatile for hunters who prefer a different bullet style or weight.
- The description emphasizes accuracy testing from a factory stock Ruger Precision Rifle, but real-world results will still depend on the rifle, load compatibility, and shooter setup.
- At 20 rounds per box, it is a relatively small quantity for high-volume practice or extended range sessions.
Suggested Comparisons
- 6.5 Creedmoor hunting ammunition
- Long-range rifle ammunition
- Match-grade precision ammunition
- Hornady ELD-M bullet ammunition
Suggested Accessories
- Ammunition storage box
- Rifle magazine
- Hearing protection
- Ballistic calculator
Frequently Asked Questions
What cartridge is this ammunition loaded for?
This is Black Hills Gold 6.5 Creedmoor ammunition.
How many rounds come in a box?
The product title lists this as a 20-round box.
What bullet does this load use?
The description says it uses 147 grain ELD-A bullets from Hornady.
Is this load intended for long-range shooting?
Yes. The description specifically calls 6.5 Creedmoor a long-range cartridge and notes that the load is designed around high ballistic coefficient projectiles.
Does the product description give exact performance data on game or at distance?
No exact field-performance details are provided beyond the statement that external ballistics, accuracy, and performance on game are impressive, and that testing showed consistent one-half MOA from a factory stock Ruger Precision Rifle.