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Reloading
264 142LR AccuBonds
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<blockquote data-quote="65WSM" data-source="post: 1096720" data-attributes="member: 9551"><p>Retumbo is the most common powder loaded with the 140 series bullets in the .264 Win Mag. Reloader 25 (sooty) and Ramshot Magnum (slightly less velocity and mediocre accuracy) are distant choices. VV N-570 will produce the highest velocity with 140 gr bullets but I am to sharing any of my two pounds. I just got one pound of R-26 but it is faster than Retumbo so it probably will not outshine it. I have been following the threads for Reloader 33 but I have not found any to buy yet. </p><p></p><p>The guy who uses any of the 4350 or 4831 variants, lacks experience with the round or a chronograph. You might actually want .264 Win performance rather than .260 Rem performance from your rifle. Consult Quickload or say the Berger reloading manual.</p><p></p><p>I just bought a box of the bullets and loaded up Retumbo and VV-570 for a trip to the range. </p><p></p><p>Powder is seldom the accuracy issue but seating depth is. There was a "Notice to Handloaders" on a little slip of paper in my box of bullets. I have never seen Nosler do that before. It said to seat the bullets as close to the maximum overall cartridge length as possible. It acknowledged magazine constraints. Have you seated the bullets into the lands yet? What is your OAL and where are the lands in your barrel.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="65WSM, post: 1096720, member: 9551"] Retumbo is the most common powder loaded with the 140 series bullets in the .264 Win Mag. Reloader 25 (sooty) and Ramshot Magnum (slightly less velocity and mediocre accuracy) are distant choices. VV N-570 will produce the highest velocity with 140 gr bullets but I am to sharing any of my two pounds. I just got one pound of R-26 but it is faster than Retumbo so it probably will not outshine it. I have been following the threads for Reloader 33 but I have not found any to buy yet. The guy who uses any of the 4350 or 4831 variants, lacks experience with the round or a chronograph. You might actually want .264 Win performance rather than .260 Rem performance from your rifle. Consult Quickload or say the Berger reloading manual. I just bought a box of the bullets and loaded up Retumbo and VV-570 for a trip to the range. Powder is seldom the accuracy issue but seating depth is. There was a "Notice to Handloaders" on a little slip of paper in my box of bullets. I have never seen Nosler do that before. It said to seat the bullets as close to the maximum overall cartridge length as possible. It acknowledged magazine constraints. Have you seated the bullets into the lands yet? What is your OAL and where are the lands in your barrel. [/QUOTE]
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