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<blockquote data-quote="asd9055" data-source="post: 1982993" data-attributes="member: 73445"><p>So you used a load that was already developed...that is not zero load development</p><p>I have same experience with 300 WBY</p><p>I 2014 I was going to Africa and asked a friend what he would recommend. He just came back for there.</p><p>He told me 200 gr AB or PT</p><p>told me RL22 and how many grains, Federal 215 and COAL</p><p>Surprise Surprise shot less than 1/2" in a Japanese WBY and in a late model US WBY</p><p>"ZERO" load development in a Weatherby, or was it?</p><p>Similar thing happened with my Model 70 30-06 and 150 grn BT</p><p>and a few other firearms...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="asd9055, post: 1982993, member: 73445"] So you used a load that was already developed...that is not zero load development I have same experience with 300 WBY I 2014 I was going to Africa and asked a friend what he would recommend. He just came back for there. He told me 200 gr AB or PT told me RL22 and how many grains, Federal 215 and COAL Surprise Surprise shot less than 1/2" in a Japanese WBY and in a late model US WBY "ZERO" load development in a Weatherby, or was it? Similar thing happened with my Model 70 30-06 and 150 grn BT and a few other firearms... [/QUOTE]
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