I have zero interest in even loading to factory pressures in any of my rifles, seating the bullets long lets me get to factory velocities with lower pressures (with less wear on my brass and my rifle), or get higher-than-factory velocities without reaching pressure signs.
I would prefer to switch to a better bullet in that case, but you can play with the seating depth and see if it improves. 6 & 6.5 Creedmoor Load Data(this article) 6BRX, 6BRA, and 6BR Load Data 6 & 6. Reloaders should keep in mind that the 6.5 Creedmoor works best with medium to medium-slow powders such as H4350, Varget, Win 760, and RE-17. Dennis had several issues competing with this rifle including less than optimal long-range ballistics, very short barrel life, and sparse load data. If it's really not shooting well it might indicate a bullet that is "jump fussy", which gets annoying. 010-020" less), or having to single-load, and play with the powder charge to find the most accurate. I don't worry about the lands if I don't have to, just load the cartridge as long as I can without jamming into the lands (measure the CoAL to the lands then round it to a convenient number about. You can seat the bullet deep into the case, but it takes up volume which means you have less powder.
Hmmm.not really as there is a finite limit on how much pressure your brass and your rifle can handle, both short-term and long-term.
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