Description

The Hornady Lock-N-Load Modified Case 6.5 Creedmoor (A65C) is a brass tool case for reloaders who use Hornady Lock-N-Load O.A.L. and Precision Gauges to set exact bullet seating depth in 6.5 Creedmoor rifles. This A65C modified case for 6.5 Creedmoor lets you match cartridge overall length to your rifles chamber instead of relying only on manual data.

Key Features

Manufacturer part number: A65C

Cartridge: 6.5 Creedmoor

Case family: Hornady Lock-N-Load Modified Case A Series

Intended use: for use with Hornady Lock-N-Load O.A.L. and Precision Gauges

Material: brass modified case

Case body: manufactured to 6.5 Creedmoor chamber dimensions within SAAMI specs

Neck: neck made approximately 0.002 inch oversize to accept the same bullets you intend to load

Case head: fine threaded base to attach directly to Lock-N-Load gauges and keep the case square in the chamber

Quantity: one modified case per package

Special Features

The A65C modified case uses a fine threaded case head so it screws securely into Hornady gauges and stays aligned while you move the bullet up to the lands.

The slightly opened oversize neck lets a 6.5mm bullet slip into the case mouth easily while remaining concentric for smooth, repeatable overall length checks.

Chamber-realistic construction gives you a more accurate seating-depth reference than generic test bodies or improvised cases.

Interchangeable A Series modified cases like the A65C let you run one Hornady gauge body across many calibers by swapping cases.

Practical Benefits

The Hornady Lock-N-Load Modified Case 6.5 Creedmoor (A65C) gives you a repeatable way to find the cartridge length that fits your rifles freebore so you tune seating depth for accuracy instead of guessing from book lengths.

Because the A65C case works with compatible straight and curved Hornady gauges, it fits many 6.5 Creedmoor hunting and precision rifles that accept the tool and lets you standardize your seating-depth process across more than one gun.

The brass construction and oversize neck let you test with the same bullets you plan to load, so the distance to the lands you measure transfers cleanly to your seating die setup.