I have a good friend that just bought ADG brass for his 300WM. He's going to be working up loads with 180 TTSXs. Does anyone use these 2 components together? He's been using IMR4350 with 180 partitions, so I think that's the powder he'll be using. Any input would be appreciated. I use ADG for my 7saum and I know they recommend backing off 10% due to it being thicker.
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ADG .300 WM and 180 TTSX recipe?
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Barnes book says start at 63gr with IMR.4350 for 180grttsx. Mag. Pri.
Coal.3.560. All guns are different, shoot straight and often.
Coal.3.560. All guns are different, shoot straight and often.
I use ADG and Peterson Long Brass in my 300Wm and 300RUM. As I mentioned above start low and work up. All Guns are different.
ADG is usually thinker with less case capacity. ADG says start low and work up.
Correct. I mentioned ADG states to back off 10%. Just looking for actual loads people use with these components. Starting to think my search will be in vain.
I don't think you actually understand that other people's loads don't mean anything. Your rifle is completely different.
Yeah, 17 years of hand loading and I just don't get it.
I guess you dont
Sounds like you may not understand common nodes that are generally good in most rifles
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MY LOAD! WM 300- LRM primers, H-1000 (79.5) gr, 180 gr SPBT! Mine, not yours, please be safe and reduce for your Rifle! Work up/from reduced 10%+/- . Good Luck
VarmintBob
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There is a lot of variation from one rifle chamber size to the next. One brass headstamp will NOT have the same post fired capacity in all rifles using the same cartridge. So quesions like this can't return any answers valid to another user.
67-69 gr I 4350
You don't say. I work at Ohio Ordnance Works. We make guns. We make barrels. I reload. A lot. I understand all that. What many don't seem to understand is there are universally good loads. I can load 24.7gr of N140 under a 77gr SMK or Berger OTM and it will shoot lights out in nearly all rifles. Right around 42.0gr of H4350 under a 140ELD will yield good results in most 6.5CMs. Not difficult to understand.
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