I want an accurate load to about 400-500 yds. I have a bunch of H4831 and H4350 and want to use it because of the lack of sensitivity to temperature. But I can't find any load books or anything online for a 100gr Barnes TTSX. Can someone please give me the Min/max or point me in the right direction. Also, what are people thoughts on Hornady 110gr ELD-X vs Barnes 100gr TTSX. Thank you in advance.
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25-06 REM and H4831/4350
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ResearchinStuff
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H4831, Sierra 117 gr gameking, 52ish grains.
That's where I am on my 25-06. Shoots .75 MOA most days.
Try h4350. My load is 52 grains of h4350 fed 210 Norma brass and 100ttsx. Probably start around 50 grains max was 53 in mine.
Thank you. How do you know what max was in "yours". Was it the book or over-pressure signs
Thank you. But having a hell of a time finding Nosler or Sierras.
I would take .75 MOA consistently in a heartbeat. But I can't find Noslers or Sierras anywhere
If you have enough powder, bullets and time try both. H4831 shot smaller groups and was less finicky in my rifle. That does not it will be the same in your rifle.
I just checked all of my sources online and nobody has any at this time. Give those Barnes or Hornady's a try. Let us know how it worked out for you.
But I don't know where to start or end with H4831 - that's the issue I'm running into. Barnes website has IMR 4831/ram shot/Retumbo/ and some RLs. And hogdons doesn't have the 100gr TTSX. Since it's copper (longer), I'm nervous about using a lead 100gr (partition/sierra) stats
Sorry, I can't help you on the Barnes. I have been loading for a long time, but I am just starting to play around with coppers.
How do you watch for pressure. I've always gone off the books
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