I was wrong, it is 17.

110gr Sierra HP Varminter #2110
110gr Hornady V-MAX #23010
110gr Barnes TSX #30835
110gr Lehigh CC #05-308-110-CUSP
125gr Sierra SBT PH #2120
125gr Sierra FNHP #2020
125gr Speer TNT #1986
130gr Speer FNHC #2007
130gr Speer HP #2005
135gr Sierra HP Varminter #2124
135gr Sierra HPBT MK #2123
150gr Hornady SST #30303
150gr Hornady RN IL #3035
150gr Sierra FN PH #2000
150gr Sierra RN PH #2135
150gr Speer FNHC #2011
160gr Hornady FTX #30395

I left the ballistic gel to Mr. Wilson and I think there are some videos on his website showing the test. As for recovered bullets, everything I have shot has been through and through. I do know he has set up a few hogs (pre-killed to make them more willing) and recovered some of the projectiles. Hopefully when he gets back in town he will post a few photos.
The load data on the website covers the 10 loaded cartridges they are selling at this time.

One little item that I have not seen brought out in the posted loading data is that the velocity listings are an effort to hit certain pressure nodes. During load development it was found that each bullet had a certain pressure level that gave the best accuracy. Since a handloader, such as myself, doesn't have a pressure barrel sitting around we have to use the velocity readings to try and come close to the proper pressure level. The loads listed are based on the velocity and pressure that gave the best accuracy for each bullet.
I have shot some of these bullets at much higher velocity than you will ever see posted, but a company like Wilson Combat can not control everyone out there trying to wring out a few more fps. Since there are no restrictions on who may make a barrel, or build a complete rifle, WC has to put safety above all else.
For my own loads, I found out that gaining an extra 100 fps may have given me a little bit of bragging rights but also resulted in a drop in accuracy. Since above all else, I am an accuracy nut, I chose to back off to the best accuracy level. The game I have shot didn't know if they were hit with a 2550 fps projectile or one traveling at 2700 fps.

Mr. Popper, I like your attitude. Since my playing with the 6.5G and 6.8 SPC was restricted to certain factory loads, I would love to hear about their performance and capabilities from some who have developed good (and safe) field-tested loads.

I will freely admit that I would react as you if I saw a release of another AR cartridge. My first thought would be why? That would soon be followed by; "You've got to be kidding me!"

But lets give it a little time.

I want to here from real world hunters that use it for some period of time...

hd i really don't know why you bash the hamr on every forum where it's discussed. if you'll remember, i tried to hunt with one of YOUR 6.8 builds, but you couldn't get the jamming pos to feed reliably. all you do is assemble parts. you don't build anything!

talk about marketing hype? where was your guarantee when my gun wouldn't work? when i posted my disatisfaction with your product on the other forum, i believe you insulted me and called me a derogatory name. is that what all your customers who have a complaint can expect?

u need to hear from real world hunters? here... i'll just leave this here for you to ponder. and by all means... please post up all your kill pics and vids from your whopping 8 years of hunting.