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375 RUM and the 260 Accubond...
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<blockquote data-quote="Kennibear" data-source="post: 882768" data-attributes="member: 51650"><p>Doublezranch</p><p></p><p>Mrultramag pointed out the Real Guns website and I too go there for loads. Real Guns is where I found the 375 Ruger and made a decision to acquire one. His loads are not as extensive as some but they are reasonable selections of components. He uses some bullets like North Fork that you don't see very much.</p><p></p><p>After my last post I dug up the latest Nosler manual and see they recommend 96grs of IMR 4350 as a top load with their 260gr AB for the 375 RUM. Interpolating that data point, change my recommended top load for Superformance to 100grs.</p><p></p><p> Lefty7mmstw points out that Superformance can fall off the charts real quick and that is very true. It is not for every combination but when it works it really works well.</p><p></p><p>Smokeless Powder was real alchemy to me when I started reloading in 1971 so I have always searched out every piece of info and data I can find on the subject. It really is rocket science - solid fuel rockets though. Handloader Magazine covers one powder every issue, sometimes two and that is a great source for knowledge. If you aren't intimidated by the basic science it all fits together in the ol' brain. Lots of info out there today, thank God!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Kennibear, post: 882768, member: 51650"] Doublezranch Mrultramag pointed out the Real Guns website and I too go there for loads. Real Guns is where I found the 375 Ruger and made a decision to acquire one. His loads are not as extensive as some but they are reasonable selections of components. He uses some bullets like North Fork that you don't see very much. After my last post I dug up the latest Nosler manual and see they recommend 96grs of IMR 4350 as a top load with their 260gr AB for the 375 RUM. Interpolating that data point, change my recommended top load for Superformance to 100grs. Lefty7mmstw points out that Superformance can fall off the charts real quick and that is very true. It is not for every combination but when it works it really works well. Smokeless Powder was real alchemy to me when I started reloading in 1971 so I have always searched out every piece of info and data I can find on the subject. It really is rocket science - solid fuel rockets though. Handloader Magazine covers one powder every issue, sometimes two and that is a great source for knowledge. If you aren't intimidated by the basic science it all fits together in the ol' brain. Lots of info out there today, thank God! [/QUOTE]
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