Ultimate 6.5 Creedmoor Ammo Test!!! [Bergara MGLite] 

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That Bergara has certainly impressed me! The fact that it shoots so many different loads to nearly the same point of impact is practically unheard of. Great shooting. Awesome rifle.

I have never seen a rifle shoot a wide range of bullets without any shifting of impact. That's a valuable weapon from varmint to white tail.

This is the nature of the 6.5 Creedmoor-to group different brands and bullet weights really good to the same zero. I own a Bergara in this caliber. Excellent video!

They must have put some magic into that rifle crazy accurate system. Would be interesting to see what it does at further ranges. Great video

Awesome performance out of the Bergara, the bang switch squeezer, and the different kinds of ammo. Well done, whotee!

Extremely impressive how forgiving that Bergarra is on totally different ammo loads and weights. That is a quality set up.

Great video packed with information! Cleaning that barrel after every shot had to have been a lot of work. Thanks for all the work to put this together.

My 6.5 Begara Wilderness Ridge in its Grayboe stock and PTG bottom metal shoots beyond my wildest expectations. Hornady match shoots .245" 5 shot groups, the eld-x shoots. 4" groups and the Black just under. 5" groups. Even though I have 30 boxes of different types of factory ammo for it, I haven't bothered shooting any nor have I bothered with reloading all of the various bullets I have on hand. Begara makes the most accurate 6.5 Creedmoor barrels available for the money IMHO.

Happy Fathers' Day everyone! Thanks for the video WTW. Excellent work.

I’ll say the Hornady Match, that’s what my Bergara B-14 wilderness in 6.5 Creedmore likes best. And you’re so right about the bolt being smooth. It has the smoothest action of all my rifle s.

That’s extremely impressive indeed. Very consistent point of impact, etc… as you said. Hopefully you can do a video taking this rifle and your Seekins Precision 6mm CM out to 1000 yards together.

Damn fine shooting - Surprising results - My money would have been on the Hornady Match 140 ELD and I agree, I would still choose that load simply for it's BC. Just imagine what this gun would do with a little bit of "GavinTube" load development!!!! Great video.

That was a very extensive ammo test , very good , Thanks

That is just an awesome rifle, the poi with 47 grains of bullet weight difference is incredible 😳😳😳 I’ve spent a ton on money on firearms over the years , and I have a 22/250 that can put 10 rounds into 1/4 moa all day long ( with my pet hand load ), but I haven’t seen a rifle shoot that well across 8 different factory loads. It would be awesome to see that rifle , with custom load development, I’m sure it will be a genuine .3 moa result 😳😳😳 good video as usual 👍💯

That's a great cold bore rifle, right there. Blessed to find one with same point of impact with that many different gr bullots. Whatever your buddy is going out west for, better start worrying. Great video

Hats off to you sir. The best information on factory 6.5 creedmoore ammo with a begara rifle.

Not only is that great accuracy but commonly the first shot after cleaning will be out of the group, excellent!

Great ammo test! One thing I’ve experienced doing similar tests is the clean bore shot being close and the other two touching. It would be interesting to see the same test run after firing one or two fouling shots. Thanks for the great video!

Great video !! finally someone who says "lets test what's most accurate- with this rifle-" to many guys do not mention that..... personally my Tikka T3x roughtech LOVES Hornady Precision Hunter 143's...shot a .23inch 3-shot group during final sight in, keep up the good work !

the 6.5 creedmoor in longer barrel chassis style rifles is crazy impressive. I have shot half inch groups from a howa 1500 with Winchester deer season xp.

You put more work into putting out great content than anyone else I can think of on RU-vid

Always nice to have a rifle that's not picky about ammo. I would have confidence taking any of those hunting

Norma is an excellent ammo maker . I reloaded 222 55grs SP Speer with Norma 201 powder and CCI primer ; optimized load for 100 meters (it works at 200 m too) , excellent .

That is one if the most accurate rifles I have seen you shoot. It a sweet looking rifle.

Good video, the rifle gat a lot of potential I own 3 of them,in my experience they get better about 300 rounds to the pipe, in one of them I was able to achieve 1/4 moa @ 100 yards with a Xbr 8208 hand load.

Not sure how I missed this one, probably my favorite so far. Would love, love to see this same test on new ruger gen 2 .308. I also know the secret to the better shots here…longer hair!!! Great work!

My 6.5 creedmoor Ruger American with the IBI barrel will shoot 98% of factory ammo the same as that Bergara. It's cool when a gun loves to shoot.

Appreciate all the hard work! I just bought a bergara b14 wilderness ridge in 6.5 creedmoor and was about to run a similar test. Love your channel!

Great video! One bullet you didn’t try I own a 6.5 and tried the same test! A test I also tried was bullet weight retention! The best on the market I found for over the counter ammo that wasn’t pure copper was the Hornady superformance with the SST bullet, haven’t found any other jacketed bullet with the accuracy (wich is phenomenal!) or bullet weight retention …

That rifle shoots lights out Technology and guns have come a long ways from when I was young enjoyed the video as always

Hey mate, that's amazing how little poi changed with the different rounds, top shooting on your side Mr Bergara you want to look after this man, he probably just increased your US sales by 100K with this video , I've got bergara 300 PRC and luv it Top job mate.cheers Rob

That Bergerac is Fire ! 💥💥💥

I've had great luck with the Deer Season XP in all the guns I've shot it through. That extreme point projectile does some mondo damage. I've killed 4 deer with it out of a .223. None have gone more than 30 yds!

I think we found a winner. I have had so many choices to choose from including customed barreled actions but this MG Lite is phenomenal. I might just setting for this rifle.

The thing I noticed was that the first cc shot was money and the two others were toughing. That’s a very accurate rifle. 👍😊

6.5 CM was designed for the 140 grain slug.

This video has really caused me some anxiety, like several other subscribers have already commented I am amazed at the consistency of impact especially with the Norma 93 grain ( shouldn’t it be higher). I have a Ruger Predator 6.5 CM and I shoot only hand loads that make similar size groups but I hand load to keep consistent point of impact (Same grains, same powder, same bullet, same primer and same case). Now I’m gonna have to go buy some different weight factory loads to see if the same thing happens with my rifle. I’m sure at longer distance it’s more of a thing but for deer hunting in GA I maybe could’ve just stuck with whatever factory ammo was available. Good video, really demonstrates what a nice barrel your rifle has and I’m really curious what’s gonna happen when I try it 😮

Looks like Bergara's new carbon wrapped barrels have the magic touch. I have an HMR Premier in 6.5 CM and a HMR in .308. Both easily shoot sub.5 MOA, but the Premier is significantly smoother. I reload, so I haven't run through a lot of different bullet weights. The ELD-X 143gr for the CM has been perfect for hunting and targets out to 1k yards so no experiments were necessary.

Your buddy got a humdinger of a rifle there now!

Great video! Thanks for sweatin out there to make this video!

Awesome weapon very precise hay appreciate you the way you to use and not like were below you like a lot of other people doing these videos very cool

Awesome video with incredible results! That's some awesome shooting you did! I will definitely come to your channel for review's because I know it's an accurate review.

Wow! Great video! You and that rifle are definitely shooters!

Very interesting, I have a 16" heavy barrel Howa 1500 coming next week! I've been speculating that it will do better with lighter loads, but I'll have to put it through its paces to know for sure. Thanks!

Very fine grouping WTW!! What a fine rifle! Great vid, Thanx

I hope Bergara buts you a new truck for selling a bunch of bing bangs. I have never seen a rifle shoot so many different boolots to the same POI. Great shooting! Again, your paper plate targets are awesome to clearly see boolot holes, impacts, groupings & written info. Thanks so much. Happy Father’s Day to all the great dads out there.

Awesome results. 👍 I would love to have that Bergara, if I had the funds. My B14 Wilderness Ridge has the shorty 18 inch barrel. I am thinking a light, zippy boolat may not do so well from a short barrel. I dunno. So far it likes the Federal Gold Medal Berger the best. Of course my sample is limited to three . I love Bergara. 😁

That bing bang really likes them 140 grains some of the best shooting I've ever seen you do keep up the good work my man

Thanks for doing all the work WTW. Great shooting as usual

Love your tests dude here from Sweden, I run ELD-X hornady 143grains in my Ruger American in 6.5 Creedmoor and get around 0.3 MOA groups with em.

Bravo! Ciao from Italy, super video

Great consistency no doubt with that rifle with light to mid weight pills.Would be interesting to se what 143 & 147’s grainers group like👍🏻.

Man if you could find some 140gr Sig Saur for that 6.5 might really impress you. Best groups I ever shot with my 6.5 was with those rounds.

Great video, I wish u didn't clean before each group but still enjoyed watching

Your buddy needs an Atlas bi-pod to fit that nice arca-swiss rail, nice rifle!

I own a bergara b14 hmr. I must say they make some mighty fine rifles

The thing that I would learn from this is for your other tests clean and cool down every time.

I have 2 requests, do the same test with the mossberg Patriot 6.5 creedmoor. Then compare these result to the same gun placed in a MDT chassis with the same ammo tested

great video and testing. I would have liked to see some velocities on them...but all and all I am quite surprised about the lack of POI shift and the fact that the best group was the lightest BULL LOT at 93 grains.....surprise.

That broom cleans really good 👍

Great shooting WhoTee nice rifle. 6.5 C is a fine accuracy round. I shoot 127gr.Barns LRX TO .250 IN. at 100 at 200 .750 in. Love it. Good luck and good hunting.

Way back when I started reloading for 6.5 Creedmoor H4350 was un-obtainium so I used IMR 4451 Which at the time several had recommended as second most accurate load. Shot that for about the first year and it was accurate as hell. Easy 3/4 moa. on paper. Soda can at 300yds 100% hit probability. The next winter I wanted to try some Hybrid 100V as everyone agreed this was the powder that gave the highest velocity but almost everyone said accuracy was poor. It is over 100 fps faster than my old IMR 4451 load and now I am shooting 1/2 MOA very reliably. Have huge stock of IMR 4451 for target plinking load and large stock of Hybrid 100V. Someday I would like to try some H4350. But I just couldn't justify more gunpowder purchase at this time. My point is that the 6.5 Creedmoor seems to work well with a wide variety of powders and I think part of it's success has been the fact that almost all of the early factory ammo produced for it came with really premium bullets/ brass that allowed people to shoot circles around military / budget 308 loads. My first hunting rifle (1973) was a hand me down 6.5x55 Swedish Mauser that I have just about wore out , so the 6.5CM was an easy sale for me. Same shoot-ability and outstanding ballistic performance but in a short action and new cheaper premium brass.

Impressive, I didn’t like this rifle until I held it. It’s incredibly comfortable. Taking a hard look at this 1 in 300 win mag or possibly PRS for my new long range rig!

Great factory load test, very interesting group comparison between hornady black and match. Nice rifle!

Wow. I never would’ve guessed that great video.

What was the twist rate of this rifle? I think this is the most important aspect of 6.5 creedmoor as to what a gun "likes better. In my experience, 1:8 is best with 140 and 143gr. 1:9.25 is best with 130's 1:10 is best with anything less than 130gr. But there is always exceptions

Out of all the ammo that you tested there is one missing(143 grain Hornady eld-x precision hunter)….By the way AWSOME groups!

Awesome rifle,very impressive. Good video

Also carbon fiber barrels are weird when cold. Probably why you get the flyer first shot

Good rifles tend to shoot well with a greater variety of loads. This is a good rifle and the shooter isn't bad either. Great shooting.

Winchester deer season xp is the cheapest at my ammo store in Australia and my 6.5cm rifle loves it.

That bing bang is a Lazer... So impressive

That’s impressive with that range of ammo for sure.

Your buddy has a awesome rifle like just about everything

When Hank Hill's voice does ammo videos. :) Great video. My 6.5 loves the Black as well.

Good shooting. I have saw some were some rounds shoot different in the cooler weather for hunting than this hot weather. Probably something to check before going hunting. Thanks for the video.

WTW. Have your buddy get some 143ELD-X Precision Hunter. Especially if he plans on coming out here West to Hunt Mule or Elk. And I hope you realized what cleaning the barrel does between different loads can achieve. This is how we break in every new gun. Shoot, Clean, Cool , Repeat. But you should be using a Solvent not Rem Oil. And clean from Bolt to end of Barrel. So carbon and copper won't fall into the chamber area. Great shooting!! This BerGara would be incredible to pack around the Elk mountains All day where I'm from.

What an awesome weapon WTW, thanks for sharing another great video! Hope you have a Happy Fathers Day! 🤘🏽🤘🏽

Love Norma Ammo. Wonderful review!

Excellent video; well done!

Love my 6.5 creedmoor I got 2 savage rifles camber in 6.5 creedmoor I hand load for it on my Hornady ap press

Absolutely incredible! Very surprised! Awesome gun

Great video! I'd like to see Winchester Deer Season XP included in more videos. Not saying its top notch ammo but I think it might be decent for the money. I'm not optimistic about most Winchester ammo but I think they may have done something right with this deer season xp. I recently ran some throught a Wal-Mart Savage 110 Apex Hunter XP that came with a Vortex Crossfire 2. I ended up with a 3/4 MOA group @ 100 yards and I'm not nearly as good of a shot as you. On a side note... if you did a video on Savage 110 Apex Hunter XP... your shooting might show me how good of a rifle I do or don't have😂

That folks was some mighty fine blasting👍

I have Savage Axis and the Winchester deer hunters run great in it. I can shoot dime sized groups at 100 with them

Thanks for all great informative videos.

Nice bullet slinger

My bergara wilderness ridge in 6.5 creedmore shoots just like that with ever factory ammo I've tried in it

The Hornady Whitetail 129gr Interlocks shoot very well for me in my rifle (Winchester XPR).

Thank you for the test ! I am interested in the HMR pro in 6.5 CM and your video was interesting . Take care , be safe Sir

Great vid as always! You may get better results if you shot a fouler shot after cleaning the barrel.

Excellent job! I really enjoy your videos!

You should be paid for advertising from Bergara. This is very, very impressive. Your buddy must be thrilled with this purchase & package.

Another good box I shot was selliot and bellot at 140 grain. I was even able to find range ammo from selliot and bellot at the same weight. Along with Hornady Black, Federal Premium with blue ballistics tip.

That is goin to be a great hunter rig those first shots where dead nuts I have a Bergara BMP 6.5 Creedmoor and it shoots lights out as well Bergara makes an excellent rifle for the price and in my opinion it's one of the better looking factory rifles out there

I own 1 gun that you can shoot any factory ammo sub moa...it's a savage 111 chambered in 300 win mag. It still blows my mind

Great rifle! I’m going to try some of those hundred grain and below rounds in mine.

Just further validation of why my Ruger 270 that I purchased in 1971 is still my favorite deer rifle!!

Great test, but 3 rounds per ammo is probably not enough to rule out chance. It seems to me that it prefers the 140gr and that the 93gr perhaps was only a fluke.