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Anybody useing IMR 4451
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<blockquote data-quote="Shortmagman" data-source="post: 1221334" data-attributes="member: 10723"><p>Will Bill G, The Hodgdon 2016 Annual Manual, has complete data for the new IMR Enduron powders. Also you can find this information on the Hodgdon web site. I have tried a number of the Edduron powders with mixed success. For example I loaded IMR-4451 in my Weatherby Vanguard in 270 Winchester. This gun shot 140 grain Nosler BTs very well with IMR-4831, so I tried them with IMR-4451. The Hodgdon data gave 49.9 grains as a starting load so I started at 51.0 grains. MY first three shots produced a three shot group under .33 inches. As I moved up to 52.0 grains and then to 53.0 my groups opened up, so I stopped. I did not chronograph this load but a guess would 2800-2850 ft/sec..</p><p></p><p>This Manual also includes data for the 6.5x55 and IMR-4451.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Shortmagman, post: 1221334, member: 10723"] Will Bill G, The Hodgdon 2016 Annual Manual, has complete data for the new IMR Enduron powders. Also you can find this information on the Hodgdon web site. I have tried a number of the Edduron powders with mixed success. For example I loaded IMR-4451 in my Weatherby Vanguard in 270 Winchester. This gun shot 140 grain Nosler BTs very well with IMR-4831, so I tried them with IMR-4451. The Hodgdon data gave 49.9 grains as a starting load so I started at 51.0 grains. MY first three shots produced a three shot group under .33 inches. As I moved up to 52.0 grains and then to 53.0 my groups opened up, so I stopped. I did not chronograph this load but a guess would 2800-2850 ft/sec.. This Manual also includes data for the 6.5x55 and IMR-4451. [/QUOTE]
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