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AZ Patriot 17...26" Barrel, COAL 3.560, Case Trim 2.820, Powder RL 26, @ 88.1 % fill, 77.99 Grain, will get you slightly over max pressure 62,025. Velocity 3422 FPS. If you plan on starting at 70 Grains then the pressure is 45807 a very safe starting point. I am waiting to do more testing later...

H4831SSC/H4350 I only use for 270 and 30/06, I have several Weatherby Barrel Burning Calibers that require slower burning powders and specifically using US869 for a 6.5-300 at 3450 FPS whereas temperatures in Phoenix heat will without question cause my loads to spike, lose my .44 MOA accuracy...

Well it’s going to be over 115 degrees today . Yes it may be 65 degrees difference so let’s say the change is 1.5 FPS per degree in temperature rise……. That will be 96.5 feet per second and if your at the threshold or upper limit of the charge and pressure let alone accuracy then the cooler is...

Not implying taking a cooler hunting, but when developing a load for hunting at let’s say 30 degrees , find that node etc. then later in the summer take that load and shoot at 85 degrees try to keep your rounds at a temperature you found that node? I developed loads at 45-50 degrees because I...

My experience has been the same living in Arizona. "Winning in the Wind" author an F-class competitor had a segment regarding powder temperature while developing loads. What his solution was put his reloads in a cooler with the desired temperature during his load development. That worked for...

Yes and yet to be drawn .

There are abundance of Antelope in Wyoming, as long as access to public land is available there usually is some type of antelope in the area in my opinion. I.E. I applied with no points, drew a buck and two reduced doe tags. My lucky day right? Researched and decided to spend one week scouting...

Coal is 3.560 however I normally use the CBTO so that 2.918

I’m working with my 340 , 250 Bergers, 250 Nosler AB, and Hornady 200 SST. So far thé Bergers using 7828ssc are at .17 @ 100 with a fouled barrel but they seat soo deep into the brass. The Nosler is at .64 with 7828ssc, thé Hornady is at .62 with N165. Hope that helps

I’m using Rotumbo 86.5 @3129; group @ .22 with Barnes TTSX . That recipe works for me.

Have 20 pieces new 460 Weatherby Brass.