Blackout Ammunition 6.5 Creedmoor 130gr Lehigh Controlled Chaos, 20 Round Box

This listing covers the Blackout Ammunition 6.5 Creedmoor 130gr Lehigh Controlled Chaos, 20 Round Box. Rather than repeat the box copy, the sections below set out what the projectile does and where 6.5 Creedmoor fits.

Specifications

Cartridge	6.5 Creedmoor
Bullet weight	130 grain
Projectile	Solid Copper Fragmenting
Bullet diameter	.264
Typical muzzle velocity	2,700 to 3,000 fps
Usual twist rate	1:8
Platform	AR-10 or bolt
Rounds per pack	20
SKU	GA65130LCC
Price	$57.99
Cost per round	$2.900

Terminal behaviour of the solid copper fragmenting design

This is a sheds petals into separate wound paths on impact while the base continues forward, giving multiple channels plus penetration from a single projectile.

The number on the box tells you mass, not behaviour. Jacket design, alloy and geometry are what determine the wound channel.

What 6.5 CREEDMOOR is good at

High ballistic coefficient bullets hold velocity downrange, which is why it displaced .308 for competition.

Muzzle velocity for 6.5 Creedmoor typically runs 2,700 to 3,000 fps, from a AR-10 or bolt platform with a 1:8 twist. Published figures are a starting point, not a specification; chronograph your own rifle before you trust a number.

Choosing this bullet weight

At 130 grain this is on the lighter side for 6.5 Creedmoor. Lighter bullets leave the muzzle faster and shoot flatter, which helps on smaller targets and at distance, but they bleed velocity sooner and depend more on impact speed to do their job.

Pack size

20 rounds at $57.99 works out at $2.900 per round. A box this size suits load development, hunting stock and defensive carry rather than high volume practice.

Compliance

Shipping rules for ammunition vary by state and sometimes by city. Some destinations require a licence, an approved recipient, or refuse delivery entirely. Check before you order rather than after. See our shipping and delivery page for the current detail.

Intended use

Before buying, be honest about the use case. This suits hunters and defensive shooters who want rapid energy transfer and multiple wound paths rather than a single clean channel.

Before you trust the box velocity

Velocity scales with barrel length, and the effect is largest on lighter, faster bullets. Check what your own barrel actually delivers. For 6.5 Creedmoor specifically, expect 2,700 to 3,000 fps as the published band and treat your own chronograph as the authority.

Storage notes

Storage is simple: stable temperature, low humidity, original packaging where possible. Attics and car boots are the two places that quietly ruin ammunition.

Browse more

Browse 6.5 Creedmoor ammunition for other weights and projectile types, or run your setup through the ballistics calculator.

6.5 Creedmoor against the alternatives

Against .308 Winchester it wins on wind drift and retained velocity while giving up frontal area and some bullet choice. Against .260 Remington the difference is mostly brass availability rather than ballistics.

None of that makes one cartridge better in the abstract. It makes them better at different jobs, and the job is yours to define.

How this is stored

Every load leaving here is factory ammunition from the manufacturer, not repackaged or remanufactured stock. Lots are stored indoors at stable temperature and packed so bullet tips are not knocking against each other in transit.

If this is your first purchase in this calibre, buy one box before you buy ten. Rifles are individual, and a load that groups beautifully in one barrel can string in another for no obvious reason.

Frequently asked questions

What platform suits 6.5 Creedmoor?

A AR-10 or bolt with a 1:8 twist is the usual setup. High ballistic coefficient bullets hold velocity downrange, which is why it displaced .308 for competition.

How fast does 6.5 Creedmoor run?

Around 2,700 to 3,000 fps at the muzzle, though your barrel will give you its own number.

Is the solid copper fragmenting projectile suitable for what I am shooting?

It is a sheds petals into separate wound paths on impact while the base continues forward, giving multiple channels plus penetration from a single projectile. Match that against your intended use before buying.

Why choose 130 grain?

Weight sets the trade between velocity and momentum. 130 grain is one point on that curve; the right pick depends on your barrel, your distance and your target rather than on the number itself.

What is in the pack?

20 rounds at $57.99, which is $2.900 per round.

Is this a backorder?

No. This is stocked inventory, not a backorder or a pre-sale.

Are there places you cannot ship ammunition?

Yes. A number of states and municipalities restrict or licence ammunition delivery. Check the shipping page for the current list before ordering.

Can I reload this brass?

Most of our loaded ammunition uses reloadable boxer primed brass. Check the individual listing if you intend to reload, since some training and steel cased lines are not reloadable.

How should I compare loads?

Compare cost per round rather than box price, and compare projectile construction rather than grain weight. Those two habits will steer you right more often than brand loyalty.

Do you sell remanufactured ammunition?

No. Everything listed is sealed factory ammunition.