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Reloading
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<blockquote data-quote="hypersonic" data-source="post: 289697" data-attributes="member: 5217"><p>H-4831 is a great powder in the .260 Rem With the 120 BT 125 Partition and the 129 Hornady </p><p> Work up from 45 grains for the above bullets. I Have had great success with 48-49 grains with the Noslers and ok results with 47.5 grains with the 129. Do not overlook RL-22 with the above bullet weights and in my rifle provides the best accuracy with the 129's. With 100 grain Bt's or Partitions my best results have been with H-414. The 260 is a pretty forgiving cartridge and you should not have too many issues finding an accurate flat shooting load.</p><p></p><p>Hype</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="hypersonic, post: 289697, member: 5217"] H-4831 is a great powder in the .260 Rem With the 120 BT 125 Partition and the 129 Hornady Work up from 45 grains for the above bullets. I Have had great success with 48-49 grains with the Noslers and ok results with 47.5 grains with the 129. Do not overlook RL-22 with the above bullet weights and in my rifle provides the best accuracy with the 129's. With 100 grain Bt's or Partitions my best results have been with H-414. The 260 is a pretty forgiving cartridge and you should not have too many issues finding an accurate flat shooting load. Hype [/QUOTE]
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