140gr XLC 264 winchester magnum

salasj

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Finally got the load I wanted using the 140 grain XLC.
Reloader 22
Remington brass
CCI 250 large rifle primers
66.5 gr.
OAL 3.303
Velocity
3,161 fps
group. 366"
I wish velocity would of been at 3,200 fps but that 140 gr XLC will put mule deer and Elk into my freezer. I've been enjoying my self with this reloading.
 
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this is my target and chrony for this load. Im having some fun working up loads for my .264 winchester magnum.
 

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That is my father's favorite bullet in his 6.5-06AI, sure put the smack down on a white tail at 310yds last season. How many do you have left? I believe they do not make them anymore :(
 
Outlaw6.0 I have 5 1/2 boxes I used to have a 264 winchester magnum that I had stolen. I purchased a few boxes then. I had a nice load 65.5 gr IMR 7828 with my other rifle and it killed Elk mule deer with ease. I like this round because it doesn't heat up my barrel.
 
We haven't had any trouble with them either. I think I have 250 of them left... should last my dad another 5 yrs!! lol
 
I tried to work up a load using 130gr TSX using US869 went to Max at 77 grains and couldn't get past 3,050 fps or groups better then 1/ 1/2. I'm knew to reloading so bought a few reloading manuals to set me in the right direction. Any help would be greatly appreciated. I used to have Alabama ammo reload my ammo before I started. My old rifle was a Ruger M77 with a 26" Barre. My new Rifle is a Weatherby vanguard that I had rechambered to 264 winchester magnum.
 
When we finish these off I'll probably turn him over to the 127LRX. They should be the cats meow for the Ackley & it's intended uses.
 
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