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Reloading
N570 in a 6.5 PRC
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<blockquote data-quote="Hard rock" data-source="post: 2187996" data-attributes="member: 116620"><p>N165 works great for me according to vithivouri it is acool clean burning powder I went with that pwder instead of the n 560 or n565 to save on the throat might and might not make a difference just my opinion according too the burn rate chart I put it about the same as Rl 23 I stand to be corrected if wrong I have 2 - 6.5 prcs and 2- 6.5 284s the n165 works great on both cartridges on the prcs I have a 0.145 throat using 58.3 grs with 124 gr hammer hunters at 3300 fps no pressure signs cant wait too try the 123 gr absolute s hope that helps</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Hard rock, post: 2187996, member: 116620"] N165 works great for me according to vithivouri it is acool clean burning powder I went with that pwder instead of the n 560 or n565 to save on the throat might and might not make a difference just my opinion according too the burn rate chart I put it about the same as Rl 23 I stand to be corrected if wrong I have 2 - 6.5 prcs and 2- 6.5 284s the n165 works great on both cartridges on the prcs I have a 0.145 throat using 58.3 grs with 124 gr hammer hunters at 3300 fps no pressure signs cant wait too try the 123 gr absolute s hope that helps [/QUOTE]
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