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Reloading
H- Hornady Superperformance powder, any one try yet?
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<blockquote data-quote="danny911" data-source="post: 765440" data-attributes="member: 63039"><p>Larry,</p><p></p><p>Thanks for the reply. I'm surprised nobody has stopped in and responded at all on my posts. While I am not familiar with the 260, I do have an answer for those who ask why. Because we can! It's the fun of being able to experiment within reason a safe environment. </p><p></p><p>I have load from disk that I may be able to get some info from but what I've learned from the 6-284 is that grain for grain Superformance is under velocity and under pressure. Shooting 54 grains of IMR 4350 gets substantially higher velocity compared to the Superformance with the same load. My findings verify the original posters findings with that.</p><p></p><p>Will that shoot that much different out of your 260? Doubtful but I'm not a professional at this stuff. I was safe within those limits starting out and actually will be loading up 58, 59, and 60 grain this morning with the 75grain V-Max in my 6-284. I'm trying to find that perfect load and then put the 6-284 up to save the barrel. I bought a 223 to burn powder in experimenting. </p><p></p><p>Keep in touch and let me know how things work out. </p><p></p><p>Danny</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="danny911, post: 765440, member: 63039"] Larry, Thanks for the reply. I'm surprised nobody has stopped in and responded at all on my posts. While I am not familiar with the 260, I do have an answer for those who ask why. Because we can! It's the fun of being able to experiment within reason a safe environment. I have load from disk that I may be able to get some info from but what I've learned from the 6-284 is that grain for grain Superformance is under velocity and under pressure. Shooting 54 grains of IMR 4350 gets substantially higher velocity compared to the Superformance with the same load. My findings verify the original posters findings with that. Will that shoot that much different out of your 260? Doubtful but I'm not a professional at this stuff. I was safe within those limits starting out and actually will be loading up 58, 59, and 60 grain this morning with the 75grain V-Max in my 6-284. I'm trying to find that perfect load and then put the 6-284 up to save the barrel. I bought a 223 to burn powder in experimenting. Keep in touch and let me know how things work out. Danny [/QUOTE]
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