Pet loads for 7mm-08 please

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I'm new to reloading first off. My current project is a Rem 700 varmint 26" sitting in a HS precision sendero stock.
Thus far I've tried 139 sst, 140 bt, and 120bt . All under w760. It didn't like any.
Any recommendations is appreciated. Thank you
 
I have a few pet loads with 140 gr. Barnes TSX and one with 150 gr. SMK's, also one with 120 NBT's, all using Varget, I'll post them when I get home over the weekend.

-Erik
 
Every single one of these loads produced 1/2 MOA or better at 100 yards. I have a load for the 140 TSX but don't know where I wrote it down at. I hope this helps.

7mm-08 LVSF Remington (Factory Barrel)

*150 Gr. Sierra MatchKing
Brass: Winchester
Primers: Federal GM210M
42 gr. Varget
C.O.L. 2.805" --- .010" off lands

*150 Gr. Sierra Pro-Hunter
Brass: Winchester
Primers: Fed. GM 210M
43 Gr. Varget
C.O.L. 2.785" --- .010" off lands


7mm-08 (Custom Barrel)

*120 Gr. Nosler Ballistic Tip
Brass: Winchester
Primers: Fed. GM210M
44.5 Gr. Varget
C.O.L. 2.935" --- .010" jammed

*162 Gr. Hornady A-Max
Brass: Winchester
Primers: Fed. GM210M
39 Gr. Varget
C.O.L. 3.040" --- .010" Jammed

*175 Gr. Sierra MatchKings
Brass: Winchester
Primers: Fed. GM210M
37.5 Gr. Varget
C.O.L. 2.960" --- .010" off the lands


*These loads were safe in my rifles, work up to these loads.


-Erik
 
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Thank you gentlemen. I picked up some H4350, RL15, and Varget. I'm going to give them a try along with some different bullets.
Again thank you for your time.
 
I'm new to reloading first off. My current project is a Rem 700 varmint 26" sitting in a HS precision sendero stock.
Thus far I've tried 139 sst, 140 bt, and 120bt . All under w760. It didn't like any.
Any recommendations is appreciated. Thank you

My pet load is 120gr ballistic tips with 49.5 grs of H414 and CCI BR2 primers. Best 5 shot
group to date was .053 in a custom 22 " 1 in 9 Lilja HBRT barreled Model 7 Remington.

This load is hot if the temperature is above 90o and will chronagraph @ 3152 ft/sec.
But in 50o down it is 3010 ft/sec. (Does not seam to effect accuracy though).

J E CUSTOM
 
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