AMMO TEST: Sellier & Bellot BLUE eXergy 180-grain non-lead

[@jon1801]

Thanks Pete for more positive views. Nice to see an ammo maker paying attention to "older" calibres. We need innovations to combat the cynicism held by so many, and I feel that will come from industry.

[@GunMartTV]

Quite agree

[@justacentrist4147]

Havent tryed this ammo yet, but I really like the packaging similar concept to the Federal ammo carriers (I reuse them for multiple calibers) . Wish more companies would make the plastic holder in the boxes retain the rounds. I hate paking around a box with rattling ammo (that obsorbs moisture or even falls apart if it gets wet) or loose rounds in my pocket.

[@Swampytheroot]

Nice presentation. It performed quite well in .308 and 6.5 Creedmoor with my testing. Both from 24" varmint barrels

[@mogulrider]

Excellent work. I have a question. Here in Canada we are now getting ATA Turqua GEneration 2 rifles for sale. The first versions were badly designed and cumbersome. But they have changed the stock dramatically. I've bought 2. A 243 and 6.5 Creedmoor. Frankly I am astounded by the quality of these rifles for the price. Not sure if if you get them in your area, but, it would be a great test. I've now done my barrel breakins and groupings. I'm getting 1MOA in 5 shot groups. I have the walnut models and they are beautiful rifles. Your viewers might find a test of these valuable. In Canada we can buy these rifles for less than a Savage Axis, Mossberg Patriot, or Remington 783. Imho these are one of the best rifles I've owned.

[@dimmuborgir1066]

I hope they import it to USA, would be better than the SPCE in the wind (.401 vs .328)

[@michaelwilson9986]

Havent seen this yet in the states in 8x57 have 06..it shot good. I also been waiting on it to get here however I thought it was a 160 for 8x57..!!?? If 2 even better