6.5 Creedmoor Ammo

Sellier & Bellot launched their line of economical 6.5 Creedmoor ammo in 2018 and it's been incredibly popular from the start. These rounds feature a 140 grain full metal jacket boat-tail bullet and with this product, you'll get the entire bulk case of 500 rounds. The ammo comes packaged in 25 boxes with each box containing 20 rounds that are ready for your rifle.

Sellier & Bellot is known for world class ammunition that is produced in Eastern Europe. Their rounds are famous for reliability at a cheap price --- a combination that just about any shooter can appreciate!

This is an affordably priced 6.5 Creedmoor cartridge from Sellier & Bellot, although its attractive price tag certainly doesn’t denote some deficit in its accuracy. It’s outfitted with a 140 grain projectile, which is jacketed with a copper alloy that is highly resistant to cracking or deformation. That enables it to keep its streamlined form under the heavy pressures it’s exposed to during ignition. This bullet’s jacket encompasses even its base, which is angled into a boat tail. The bullet’s tapered base measurably improves its ballistic coefficient to improve its accuracy, so this round’s as poised to let you win a match as it is to let you make the best of your time while you’re perforating very distant targets.

Its Czech manufacturer gave this round a factory fresh brass casing, which is more than worthy of multiple reloads. Its Boxer primer is non-corrosive, and its propellant is clean burning -- together they’ll keep your rifle more accurate longer in between cleanings.

Hornady designs their American Gunner ammunition for the selective sportsman who wants the impeccable performance of their premium factory loaded rounds for a competitive price. The 200-round ammo can is the perfect way to store this 6.5mm Creedmoor, and it is fully reusable. Each cartridge is assembled with a 140 grain boat tail hollow point (BTHP) projectile that blasts out of the barrel with match-grade accuracy at 2690 fps.

Hornady has loaded premium hunting, sporting, and self-defense ammunition since 1949. This 200-round bulk pack of ammunition is an affordable way to get your hands on top shelf range ammo that is a blast to shoot. Order this 6.5mm Creedmoor American Gunner ammo can today!

With this entire case of versatile 6.5 Creedmoor cartridges at the ready, your riflery needs will be all taken care of. Sellier & Bellot gave each round a 140 grain soft point bullet, good for everything from whitetail to hogs to coyote. Its copper alloy jacket promotes proper penetration at close to medium range, and its lead core will fan out to help you make a cleaner kill. A soft point bullet isn’t the most expensive hunting bullet you could invest in, so you won’t kick yourself for firing a few of these rounds at things that aren’t made of meat.

If you’re on Wideners, you’re probably at least acquainted with Sellier & Bellot. As the world’s oldest continually operating ammo manufacturer, they’ve certainly gotten around, and they’re getting more and more popular in our country. (That’s a good country to be a popular ammo manufacturer in.) Their bag of tricks includes a fine brass casing that plays nice with any rifle, clean burning primers and propellant, and a quality assurance department that doesn’t miss a thing.

A top shelf brass casing, a consistent Boxer primer, and a both accurate and deadly bullet -- for the relatively little that a Non-Typical Whitetail load costs, you’re going to be a force to be reckoned with come deer season thanks to Federal.

This 6.5 Creedmoor cartridge features a 140 grain projectile, which is heavy for its caliber and frequently preferred for long distance shooting. It’s a soft point bullet, with a copper jacket that ensures proper penetration before its exposed core causes massive expansion that’s poised to cleanly wipe out a vital organ. Federal’s jacket is highly concentric, which along with the bullet’s aerodynamic profile ensures exceptional accuracy. This bullet further includes a toothed cannelure, a feature that promotes greater weight retention for a deeper wound channel.

When you invest in a whole case of this hard-hitting ammo, you’ll be able to effectively hone your performance with it for an even better guaranteed positive outcome the next time you trek out into the woods. Order now and get ready for this year’s main event!

This 6.5 Creedmoor round by Sellier & Bellot is going to serve you well this coming deer season. It fires a 140 grain soft point bullet at a muzzle velocity of 2,657 fps, which is conventional for that weight. This bullet’s copper-zinc alloy jacket is hard enough to prevent rapid barrel leading, as well as to inhibit deformation and promote penetration through any number of hides. With enough oomph behind it, the bullet’s exposed core will deform, topple around, and otherwise do things that you wouldn’t want to happen near any of your vital organs. Have them happen to a buck’s vital organs instead!

We’ve always been impressed by just how well Sellier & Bellot knows their business. You get a lot of consistency for a good price from the old Czech manufacturer, so these rounds have got excellent brass casings, clean burning primers, and charges that produce a consistent muzzle velocity. Handy things to have on hand for most any kind of hunting.

Federal’s Power-Shok ammunition line represents that perfect blend of value and performance that discerning hunters are on the constant prowl for. Without eating into your budget for other hunting necessities, this 6.5 Creedmoor round will give you just what you need to come out of your next buck encounter one buck richer.

This cartridge’s 140 grain projectile’s jacket has been drawn to a high concentricity standard, so it’s got the rotational stability needed to make its way to a distant quarry. It will penetrate with ease upon impact, after which its exposed lead core will peel away in a controlled manner to create catastrophic expansion.

These 200 rounds have highly standardized components. Their bullets all weigh essentially the same as one another, as do their propellant loads, and their casings possess remarkably uniform dimensions. The resulting consistent performance means that you can anticipate just how each of your shots will perform, making you as effective a hunter as you’re capable of being.

The only bucks you should be focused on this coming deer season are the ones who happen into your crosshairs -- not the ones in your wallet. Federal believes this just as adamantly as we do, which is why they offer their Power-Shok line of ammunition, rifle loads which provide great accuracy and drop-dead terminal performance for a price that won’t make your favorite hobby a drain on your income. This 6.5 Creedmoor round’s reliable Federal brass casing, clean burning propellant, and responsive primer will all come together to put a smile on your face the next time you venture out into the field.

This round’s 140 grain bullet is a soft point, so it will deliver results very similar to that of a hollow point. The bullet’s exposed soft core causes it to deform and tumble as it penetrates game, creating the kind of wide wound channel needed to take down burly bucks fast. This bullet still features a partial jacket that ensures reliable penetration as well as positive functionality in your firearm, making it a versatile and cost-effective hunting solution.

Looking to make shots that would have made William Tell jealous? You’ve already got an advantage because all he had was a crossbow, but you can hit much smaller fruits than apples with this 6.5 Creedmoor cartridge by Federal. Just don’t position the cherry or blueberry you’ll be shooting at on top your son’s head, for safety reasons.

This cartridge owes its superior accuracy to its 120 grain open tip match projectile. It’s a target bullet with a uniformly distributed core within its jacket, as it settled there while still molten. The open tip match’s virtually perfect balance lets it hold on to its trajectory farther downrange. What you should not expect this bullet to do, however, is expand.

American Eagle’s cartridges are priced well, but as a Federal label they still evince that Minnesotan touch of quality. These rounds have fresh brass casings, sensitive Boxer primers, and propellant that delivers a constant chamber pressure.

This 6.5 Creedmoor cartridge from Federal’s Non-Typical Whitetail line of ammunition is economically priced, although it provides deer hunters with exactly the stuff their rifles need to really sing come hunting season. The round has a brass casing that Federal made in house and inspected for consistency, as well as a non-corrosive Boxer primer made by the Minnesotan manufacturer as well.

That the soft point projectile has been around for so many decades really speaks both for its efficacy in the woods as well as its great price point. This round’s 140 grain bullet’s streamlined form gives it intense accuracy, and its exposed core at its nose enables it to transfer tremendous energy in its target as it mushrooms outward rapidly. Federal equipped the bullet with a toothed cannelure, which in conjunction with its jacket’s concentricity promotes superior weight retention during penetration. A well placed shot with one of these is all your quarry needs to give up the ghost, ensuring that you can make a clean, virtually instantaneous kill.

Make the outcome of this coming deer season a sure thing with a round designed solely for bagging bucks. This American Whitetail 6.5 Creedmoor round by Hornady showcases its manufacturer’s 129 grain InterLock projectile, a soft point bullet with futuristic features. The bullet delivers outstanding weight retention owing not only to the raised ring inside its jacket from which it takes its name, but also its sturdy one-piece core and shank’s cannelure as well. The fashion in which the InterLock’s jacket is carefully tapered along with the interior grooves which strategically weaken it mean that this is the bullet you depend on to expand at essentially any velocity.

The InterLock boasts a staggering ballistic coefficient because of its secant ogive profile. Its unique geometry lessens the drag it incurs in flight, and in turn improves its downrange velocity, makes it less receptive to wind interference, and noticeably flattens its trajectory to make long shots easier to connect. This round’s brass casing has been selected by Hornady for the uniformity of its dimensions, and its primer is über responsive.

The 6.5 Creedmoor’s inherently high ballistic coefficient is such that the caliber earned a reputation for its accuracy fairly early on. If you would like to appreciate the true potential that your tack driving rifle offers, Federal will have you very well taken care of with this ammo.

This cartridge is capped with a 120 grain projectile, the middle ground for its caliber. It is an open tip match bullet, created so that its core would perfectly conform to its jacket. With such great balance the bullet can better maintain a straighter tractory and avert spinning out. Watching that kind of performance in action is thrilling, and a great away to assess your aim.

These 100 rounds are packaged in a new polymer field box. It is an ideal receptacle for their brass shell casings, which are of the quality that asks to be reloaded.

This 6.5 Creedmoor cartridge by Hornady features a 120 grain ELD Match projectile. The bullet’s patented Heat Shield tip is virtually immune to the adverse effects of aerodynamic heating, so you can expect it to maintain its pointed meplat even as it hurtles out of your muzzle at a velocity of 2,910 fps. As a Match, this bullet’s nearly perfectly concentric AMP jacket provides exceptional rotational stability, so you can always count on tack driving accuracy from your trusty Creedmoor.

This round has been subjected to stringent quality control protocol, and as such its bullet’s seating is perfectly centered, its carefully weighed propellant delivers a chamber pressure optimal for its caliber, and its primer is sensitive and certain to ignite. Top it all off with a reloadable brass casing, and you’ve got just one more instance why the Nebraskan manufacturer never fails to impress.

Precision competitors will love these rounds for match use or range days when a new scope needs to be zeroed. This 6.5mm Creedmoor ammunition is made by Winchester using their own original components; these include reloadable brass casings that have been inspected to ensure consistent outer dimensions and flash channels with correct diameters. Each casing is outfitted with one of Winchester's reliably igniting Boxer primers which lends a spark of flame to a measure of powder that burns efficiently for optimal muzzle velocity. This load profile is finished using a 140-grain BTHP (boat-tail hollow point) projectile.

140 grains is one of the heavier classifications of loads originally developed by Hornady when they invented the 6.5mm Creedmoor caliber; that means that these loads will follow well-established drop tables for easy ranging. BTHP bullets are highly accurate at a distance due to their construction method which calls for feeding lead into a pre-formed copper jacket, resulting in a uniform shape, core density, and overall balance. The tight meplat and tapered rear help resist drag in-flight for remarkable stability all the way to the target.

This 6.5 Creedmoor cartridge from Federal’s Gold Medal line of ammunition features a 140 grain Sierra MatchKing projectile. A popular choice for match shooting events, this bullet’s high ballistic coefficient is largely the result of its boat tail design, giving it remarkable accuracy, resistance to wind drift, and ability to maintain momentum downrange. This bullet’s jacket is built to stellar concentricity, and its uniform core further improves its stability in flight. This bullet is not only optimized for accuracy, however, as its hollow point design causes it to expand dramatically within soft targets. Its straight flight path and devastating terminal performance makes the Sierra MatchKing a versatile choice, no matter what you’re shooting for.

This cartridge’s benchrest quality Gold Medal primer is both sensitive and uniform, and thoroughly complements its bullet’s ballistic performance, and its propellant is specially formulated for its caliber. It’s perfectly reloadable thanks to its proprietary brass casing as well, so 200 of these rounds will serve your Creedmoor for several trips to the range or field to come!

It wasn’t enough for Hornady to merely introduce the 6.5 Creedmoor cartridge to the world in 2007 -- the Nebraskan manufacturer would also see to it that theirs would be without peer. They’ve arguably accomplished that feat with this round, which is crowned with a 140 grain ELD Match projectile. The ELD Match’s accuracy is simply astounding thanks to a number of its features, including its Heat Shield tip which resists aerodynamic heating so that it may always keep its perfect shape. This bullet’s ballistic coefficient is heightened substantially by its boat tail design, and its ability to find its target is further strengthened both by its streamlined secant ogive profile and concentric AMP jacket. It’s a fine choice for hunting and competitive shooting alike, making this round a truly versatile investment.

This round’s new production brass casing boasts extremely uniform wall thickness and concentricity, so it delivers reliable performance both inside and out of a rifle. Its clean burning propellant and non-corrosive primer further assure that your action’s and bore’s lifespans won’t be shortened by caustic residues.

Some cartridges are specialized for self-defense, others for affordable practice, and others still for one thing and one thing alone: tack driving accuracy. This 6.5 Creedmoor cartridge from Federal’s Gold Medal label falls squarely within that last category, and is therefore perfect for serious tournament shooting.

This round showcases the jaw-dropping precision of Sierra’s MatchKing. The bullet’s form is incredibly streamlined, from its narrow-gauged hollow point meplat to its smoothly tapered boat tail base. The MatchKing’s stability in flight is virtually unparallelled, with an ultra-dense core and thin copper jacket that is concentric on a microscopic level. If the MatchKing were any more accurate, you wouldn’t even need to aim it.

Federal carefully seated this round’s MatchKing on a match grade brass casing, which only amplifies its accuracy even further while providing smooth feeding and extraction coupled with repeated reloadability. This round’s Gold Medal primer is so sensitive that it would know what its wife is upset about without even having to ask her, and its propellant burns clean in order to maintain a rifle’s accuracy in between cleanings.

This 6.5mm Creedmoor ammo is loaded with Hornady's supreme Extremely Low Drag (ELD) projectile with the revolutionary Heat Shield plastic tip. These 140 grain projectiles feature a heat resistant tip that can withstand high velocities without deforming which can decrease accuracy and impact BC. Hornady has some of the most stringent quality control practices in the business, and they test the performance of their ammunition using Doppler radar to ensure a reliable BC is achieved with every shot. Hornady uses top quality components for this 6.5mm Creedmoor ammo. Each round is encased in a new-production brass casing with clean-burning powders that minimize fouling, as well as non-corrosive Boxer-primers. The casings are reloadable for extra value.

Hornady's Match ammo is renowned for its pinpoint accuracy, round uniformity, and reliability. Shooters rely on Hornady ammo for a variety of applications including match/target shooting, hunting, and self-defense. Order 20 rounds of this premium 6.5mm Creedmoor match ammo and get ready to win some competitions!

Hornady makes this 6.5 Creedmoor cartridge with accuracy in mind, and they achieve that end perfectly thanks to the round’s 147 grain ELD Match projectile. The ELD Match’s ballistic coefficient is through the roof thanks not only to its boat tail design, but also its extremely concentric AMP jacket which improves its rotational stability as well as its streamlined secant ogive profile. The bullet’s Heat Shield polymer tip even further optimizes its shape for flight, and because it is not susceptible to the effects of aerodynamic heating it will maintain its pointed meplat no matter the velocities it achieves.

2019 marked Hornady’s 90th year in business, a feat they’d never have accomplished without their admirable track record of delivering shooters the goods. These rounds’ brass casings have been specially selected for the uniformity of their dimensions, and their propellant creates the pressure and velocity that are optimal for their caliber. "Ten bullets through one hole” -- that’s Hornady’s company motto, and one you can very well bring to life with these 20 rounds.

The ancient Greek philosophers conceived that something like a perfectly straight line is a construct which can only exist in the human mind. Well, had they seen this 6.5 Creedmoor cartridge from Federal’s Gold Medal label in action, they might just have changed their minds. This round features Berger’s 130 grain Hybrid, an open tip match bullet with a core that has been poured into place within its jacket to give it exceptional stability in flight. The Hybrid blends both tangent and secant ogives so as to make it less sensitive to seating depth and lower its drag, but without suffering from either geometries’ shortcomings. If you’re shooting to impress, you couldn’t choose much better than a Hybrid for the job.

A Gold Medal round has a benchrest quality Gold Medal primer, super responsive to boost accuracy to a fare-thee-well. Federal’s best casing seats this round’s Hybrid with precise flatness, and their propellant ensures stable chamber pressures and muzzle velocities.

Don't miss out on this new addition to Federal's revered Gold Medal brand. These loads come fitted with projectiles from Berger, one of home reloaders' favorite companies in terms of finely made bullets. This 6.5mm Creedmoor cartridge utilizes Berger's Hybrid Open Tip Match (OTM) projectile which weighs in at 130 grains and pairs best with a barrel twist rate of 1:8. The Hybrid OTM features a boat-tail bottom for drag resistance, and parallel mid-body for rifling contact, and a sleek ogive for clean feeding and minimal in-flight disturbance. Each bullet is mounted in Federal's own reloadable brass casing.

As a Gold Medal standard, each brass casing has been meticulously inspected for a proper flash channel, correct wall thickness, and a flawless shoulder angle. The casing houses clean-burning powder which is ignited by a spark from a non-corrosive Boxer primer. The primer itself is bordered by sealant in its pocket, preventing moisture from resulting in a dud-fire after long bouts of storage or during long-range precision matches that place in humid settings.