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210 gr. nosler accubond
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<blockquote data-quote="Dosh" data-source="post: 1089590" data-attributes="member: 70363"><p>La, for my 30/378, 210 Berger I have equal accuracy with H1000 and Retumbo. US869 worked very well, but was quite temp sensitive leaving just the two Extreme powders. Check Broz' posts for his experience with the 30/378 and the 210, 215 and 230 Bergers. Rarely do two rifles of the same caliber shoot the same exact load, start low and work up. Perhaps 96 gr H1000 and 102 gr Retumbo. I have a box of the 215 Berger which will get a start next month when I head to N. Az for cooler temps and some realistic hunt altitudes. Good luck.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Dosh, post: 1089590, member: 70363"] La, for my 30/378, 210 Berger I have equal accuracy with H1000 and Retumbo. US869 worked very well, but was quite temp sensitive leaving just the two Extreme powders. Check Broz' posts for his experience with the 30/378 and the 210, 215 and 230 Bergers. Rarely do two rifles of the same caliber shoot the same exact load, start low and work up. Perhaps 96 gr H1000 and 102 gr Retumbo. I have a box of the 215 Berger which will get a start next month when I head to N. Az for cooler temps and some realistic hunt altitudes. Good luck. [/QUOTE]
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