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<blockquote data-quote="FearNoWind" data-source="post: 1075218" data-attributes="member: 50867"><p>Reloading is about powder, brass, primers, bullets, seating depths, neck tension, in various combinations. Some powders may work better with one caliber than another, sometimes depending on the type of primer. I shoot a .284 in competition. I load with H4831SC and I get very good results. My son has an identical rifle and he gets good results with Reloder-17. My rifle will shoot RL-17 but not as consistently as I like; it tends to be temperature sensitive. So there is no magic formula. Best suggestiion I can make is talk to other shooters (or read as much as you can) and identify a powder that provides the type of results for them that you would like to have. Try it; start low move slow. If it works for you - that's great. If it doesn't you'll have identified one that you will want to avoid for your rifle. gun) - - - - - - - - - X</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="FearNoWind, post: 1075218, member: 50867"] Reloading is about powder, brass, primers, bullets, seating depths, neck tension, in various combinations. Some powders may work better with one caliber than another, sometimes depending on the type of primer. I shoot a .284 in competition. I load with H4831SC and I get very good results. My son has an identical rifle and he gets good results with Reloder-17. My rifle will shoot RL-17 but not as consistently as I like; it tends to be temperature sensitive. So there is no magic formula. Best suggestiion I can make is talk to other shooters (or read as much as you can) and identify a powder that provides the type of results for them that you would like to have. Try it; start low move slow. If it works for you - that's great. If it doesn't you'll have identified one that you will want to avoid for your rifle. gun) - - - - - - - - - X [/QUOTE]
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