Description
Fort Scott Munitions built their reputation on doing things differently, and this 6.5 Creedmoor load is a perfect example. These rounds feature solid copper bullets machined from premium copper bar stock on precision CNC equipment, not cast or swaged. What makes them special is the patented TUI (Tumble Upon Impact) design, which fundamentally changes how the round performs on target.
TUI Design and Terminal Performance
Unlike traditional hollow points or soft point bullets, the TUI technology works in two distinct phases. The solid copper bullet travels straight through the initial barrier, whether that's heavy bone or dense material, maintaining exceptional penetration. Once the round hits soft tissue, the engineered design causes it to tumble end-over-end, creating a much larger and more dynamic wound cavity. This approach concentrates damage internally rather than relying on expansion that might fail with marginal hits. Field use suggests penetration reliability that rivals full metal jacket ammunition combined with wound creation closer to what you'd expect from dedicated hunting rounds.
Match-Grade Accuracy and Tight Tolerances
Each round is loaded to incredibly tight tolerances, held within plus or minus 0.002 inches. That kind of consistency is what separates factory ammunition from hand-loaded quality, and Fort Scott maintains it across every round. The brass cases are clean and uniform, the powder charge is consistent, and every projectile is individually machined rather than mass-produced. When you're taking precision shots at distance or planning a hunt where you get one moment to count, this level of control matters.
Lead-Free Construction
Being solid copper means these rounds contain no lead whatsoever, making them suitable for areas with lead ammunition restrictions. The copper construction also allows for smoother barrel surfaces compared to jacketed ammunition, though Fort Scott recommends cleaning your barrel thoroughly if you're switching from other ammunition types, as the smoother surface may behave differently in fouled bores.
Versatile Ballistics for Multiple Applications
The 130-grain bullet at 2700 fps delivers 2104 foot-pounds of energy, giving you solid ballistic performance for precision rifle competition, medium to large game hunting, and self-defense scenarios. The 6.5 Creedmoor's inherent ballistic coefficient means your point of impact stays consistent across distance, and the TUI design works equally well whether you're shooting at 100 yards or extending to longer ranges.
Key Specifications
- Caliber: 6.5 Creedmoor
- Bullet Weight: 130 grains
- Bullet Type: Solid Copper Spun (SCS)
- Muzzle Velocity: 2700 fps
- Muzzle Energy: 2104 ft-lbs
- Rounds per Box: 20
- Case Material: Brass
- Primer Type: Centerfire
- Manufacturer Part Number: 65CM130SCV2
- UPC: 758381721815
- Lead-Free: Yes
- Cartridge Overall Length (COAL): 2.805 inches
What’s Included
- 20 rounds of 6.5 Creedmoor ammunition
Frequently Asked Questions
What does TUI mean and how does it differ from standard hollow point ammunition?
TUI stands for Tumble Upon Impact, a patented design that makes the bullet travel straight through hard barriers like bone, then rotate end-over-end once it enters soft tissue. Unlike hollow points that rely on expansion, TUI creates a much larger wound cavity through the tumbling action. This approach works reliably even with less-than-perfect shot placement because the damage is concentrated internally rather than depending on consistent expansion.
Can I reload the brass cases from this ammunition?
Yes, the brass cases are designed for reloading and are of quality suitable for handloaders. Fort Scott manufactures to consistent specifications, which makes the cases practical for reuse. Just make sure you clean your barrel thoroughly before switching back to other ammunition types, as the smooth surface of solid copper bullets may behave differently in fouled bores.
Is this ammunition suitable for long-range precision shooting?
Absolutely. The CNC-machined bullets are loaded to match-grade tolerances with consistency equal to hand-loaded ammunition, and the 6.5 Creedmoor cartridge is proven at extended distances. The individual machining of each projectile and tight tolerance control means you'll get reliable accuracy performance at range, whether you're competing or hunting at distance.
Will this ammunition cycle reliably in my rifle?
Fort Scott TUI rounds are designed to function in any standard rifle chambered for 6.5 Creedmoor. The solid copper construction does have a smoother surface than jacketed ammunition, so some rifles might show slightly different feeding characteristics if switching from jacketed rounds, but cycling reliability is generally consistent across most modern bolt-action and semi-automatic platforms.





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