Thread: 6.5 Swede & 140 gun Game Changers

yes you can.....like ANY load data for ANY rifle..you supposed to drop down a bit and work up...I havent bothered for years,infact the only time I have...it possibly saved my sight as was wrong powder and blew rifle up.... so not such a bad idea the extra couple of grains couldve made things much much worse.
you dont have that worry,you using known powder,known rifle....you will have idea where in loading scale your rifle likes.....eg most happy as pig in pooh couple of grains below maximum book load. load up 3 and see how they go.... if all things look mild happily up charge somewhat,if they group tighter than a fishes bumhole...consider leaving load as it is....or at least going back to it if higher charge not as good.
we makes things way more complicated than need be.