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100g NBT IMR-4350
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<blockquote data-quote="41mag" data-source="post: 141658" data-attributes="member: 3804"><p>" You said you used 52.5g IMR-4831 with the 100g NBT, right?"</p><p></p><p>Yes, and that was a max load for the most part in my rifle. I worked up a little more, but the groups opened up and the primers started to get ironed. I was shooting these through a standard off the shelf 700 BDL, topped with a 4-12 Leup. </p><p></p><p>I also used Win-WLR primers exclusively for all loads. Also if you decide to try the RL-22 load it is also a max load and should be worked up to slowly. </p><p></p><p>As for the .270 thing, I own one as well and have shot the daylights out of it. IT is a great round and I have taken several deer and a lot of hogs with it. Tim just likes to yank my chain about the 7mm's, as he has not had a very satisfactory experience with them.</p><p></p><p>As for the hog, yea he was a tough SOB and soaked up the full imp[act of a shoulder shot from the STW on the first round. THe other rounds I cannot guarantee the best of hits, but every one of the follow ups knocked him down. </p><p></p><p>Back to the 25-06, if your working loads up, you might want to give H-4350 a try as well. It is just a tad slower than the IMR-4350, and might work out with a little higher velocity and better load density, before you start to hit the pressure spikes. It wasn't around when I was playing with mine, and once I hit the loads I pretty much stuck with them. I used it in my .243 and got excellent results with the 95gr bullets, and up against the IMR it was a much better choice for the same.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="41mag, post: 141658, member: 3804"] " You said you used 52.5g IMR-4831 with the 100g NBT, right?" Yes, and that was a max load for the most part in my rifle. I worked up a little more, but the groups opened up and the primers started to get ironed. I was shooting these through a standard off the shelf 700 BDL, topped with a 4-12 Leup. I also used Win-WLR primers exclusively for all loads. Also if you decide to try the RL-22 load it is also a max load and should be worked up to slowly. As for the .270 thing, I own one as well and have shot the daylights out of it. IT is a great round and I have taken several deer and a lot of hogs with it. Tim just likes to yank my chain about the 7mm's, as he has not had a very satisfactory experience with them. As for the hog, yea he was a tough SOB and soaked up the full imp[act of a shoulder shot from the STW on the first round. THe other rounds I cannot guarantee the best of hits, but every one of the follow ups knocked him down. Back to the 25-06, if your working loads up, you might want to give H-4350 a try as well. It is just a tad slower than the IMR-4350, and might work out with a little higher velocity and better load density, before you start to hit the pressure spikes. It wasn't around when I was playing with mine, and once I hit the loads I pretty much stuck with them. I used it in my .243 and got excellent results with the 95gr bullets, and up against the IMR it was a much better choice for the same. [/QUOTE]
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