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Reloder 25 in .270 Wea Mag
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<blockquote data-quote="kraky2" data-source="post: 96804" data-attributes="member: 3532"><p>You're gonna say what a dork...just give me some loads.</p><p>I played with it in a friends 270 wby. We found that RE25 can be somewhat faster than data might make you think. I like the way RE powders burn clean but I'm sure seeing lot to lot variation. Some of my RE 15 &amp; 19 seems real slow.</p><p>My re22 seems right....which isn't what a lot of people say...many say it's gotten faster. An RE25 seems faster than data shown in many calibers.</p><p></p><p>To shorten the story here is my advice....start 1 grain more than your favorite RE22/I7828 load and go up from there. If I had to bet I'd say from my experience you will hit the same speed just 1.5 grains more than RE22. My buddies gun shot great with either of the loads but seemed a tad better with the RE25. </p><p>You might even want to start at the max load of RE22/7828 and work up in .5 grain increments and see if you find a sweetspot.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="kraky2, post: 96804, member: 3532"] You're gonna say what a dork...just give me some loads. I played with it in a friends 270 wby. We found that RE25 can be somewhat faster than data might make you think. I like the way RE powders burn clean but I'm sure seeing lot to lot variation. Some of my RE 15 & 19 seems real slow. My re22 seems right....which isn't what a lot of people say...many say it's gotten faster. An RE25 seems faster than data shown in many calibers. To shorten the story here is my advice....start 1 grain more than your favorite RE22/I7828 load and go up from there. If I had to bet I'd say from my experience you will hit the same speed just 1.5 grains more than RE22. My buddies gun shot great with either of the loads but seemed a tad better with the RE25. You might even want to start at the max load of RE22/7828 and work up in .5 grain increments and see if you find a sweetspot. [/QUOTE]
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