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<blockquote data-quote="Capt RB" data-source="post: 1550970" data-attributes="member: 85987"><p>If your starting off with no powder I'd look hard at RL16 or the enduron 4166 4451. If you have Rl 19 on your shelf you have about the highest speed powder for that cartridge. The others are just very stable and with the decoppering agent work well longer between cleanings.</p><p>Bullets I ran a ton of speers in a 338 win mag. Mostly 200's and 225's. They shot well cost less than about any other bullet and stuff died when you put one in them. Never recovered one in 300wby or 338 win mag so I couldn't tell you how much weight they retain or what they looked like. I do know we like them better for bear hunting than the partitons because they shot better. My dad loved the 338 win mag for everything. I was more a 300 fan but could appreciate the big holes they provided</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Capt RB, post: 1550970, member: 85987"] If your starting off with no powder I'd look hard at RL16 or the enduron 4166 4451. If you have Rl 19 on your shelf you have about the highest speed powder for that cartridge. The others are just very stable and with the decoppering agent work well longer between cleanings. Bullets I ran a ton of speers in a 338 win mag. Mostly 200's and 225's. They shot well cost less than about any other bullet and stuff died when you put one in them. Never recovered one in 300wby or 338 win mag so I couldn't tell you how much weight they retain or what they looked like. I do know we like them better for bear hunting than the partitons because they shot better. My dad loved the 338 win mag for everything. I was more a 300 fan but could appreciate the big holes they provided [/QUOTE]
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