laweidauer
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Hey guys has anyone ever loaded these bullets in 7mm rem mag with ramshot magnum? If so did it work well for you? I can't find any published data either so curious what ppl used for starting and max? Thanks
150 Grain Barnes TSX
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Outlaw6.0
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Try this: www.ramshot.com
Magnum 175 NOS PART 63.1 2,567 70.1 2,852 58,540 3.270
Hard to read I know.... I would highly recommend you switch from the TSX to the TTSX, your BC will jump from .408 to .450 (Barnes has been known to be conservative with their BC data) & should provide more reliable expansion when the range gets "out there". Magnum is a favorite of mine in 6-284, you should be pleased with it.
7mm Remington Magnum
Barrel: 24" ■ Twist: 1-9" ■ Primer: FED 215 ■ Bullet Diameter .284"
Hunter 120 HDY SP 60.4 2,970 67.1 3,300 58,290 3.200
Hunter 140 NOS B-TIP 55.8 2,787 64.0 3,144 60,300 3.240
Hunter 160 BAR X 54.0 2,525 60.0 2,806 55,450 3.280
Hunter 160 SIE SBT 53.7 2,641 59.7 2,934 58,590 3.290
Magnum 120 NOS B-TIP 71.1 3,021 79.0 3,357 56,430 3.285
Magnum 140 BAR XBT 68.4 2,823 76.0 3,137 58,330 3.235
Magnum 150 NOS CT BS 67.5 2,773 75.0 3,081 59,050 3.265
Magnum 160 BAR X 64.1 2,652 71.2 2,947 60,200 3.270
Magnum 162 HDY A-MAX 65.3 2,652 72.6 2,947 58,280 3.290
Barrel: 24" ■ Twist: 1-9" ■ Primer: FED 215 ■ Bullet Diameter .284"
Hunter 120 HDY SP 60.4 2,970 67.1 3,300 58,290 3.200
Hunter 140 NOS B-TIP 55.8 2,787 64.0 3,144 60,300 3.240
Hunter 160 BAR X 54.0 2,525 60.0 2,806 55,450 3.280
Hunter 160 SIE SBT 53.7 2,641 59.7 2,934 58,590 3.290
Magnum 120 NOS B-TIP 71.1 3,021 79.0 3,357 56,430 3.285
Magnum 140 BAR XBT 68.4 2,823 76.0 3,137 58,330 3.235
Magnum 150 NOS CT BS 67.5 2,773 75.0 3,081 59,050 3.265
Magnum 160 BAR X 64.1 2,652 71.2 2,947 60,200 3.270
Magnum 162 HDY A-MAX 65.3 2,652 72.6 2,947 58,280 3.290
Magnum 175 NOS PART 63.1 2,567 70.1 2,852 58,540 3.270
Hard to read I know.... I would highly recommend you switch from the TSX to the TTSX, your BC will jump from .408 to .450 (Barnes has been known to be conservative with their BC data) & should provide more reliable expansion when the range gets "out there". Magnum is a favorite of mine in 6-284, you should be pleased with it.
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laweidauer
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So, would you say that I could possibly use that 150 grain load data as a starting point and work up slowly as usual? I normally work up slowly from the bottom up watching for pressure signs of course. I am at 72.5 and not totally pleased with the load yet but was nervous to go further without any data. Haven't seen any pressure signs yet though
