.270 wsm 150gr loads

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I finally got some of the 150 gr lr accubonds for my new .270 wsm, that i have yet to work up a hand load for.
As of now I'm leaning toward rl 22 and or mag pro for powders to start with. Does anyone care to share thier experiences with a 150 grn load? Powders, velocities, etc?
Accuracy is number one, but I would love to hit around 3100 ft/sec. From my research so far, it should be fairly easy to hit 3100 and be accurate. I'm very excited to see how the lr accubonds do.
 
RL-22 and a 140 Accubond rock out of my 270 WSM... I imagine it'd be a great combo with the 150. I'd love to load the Accubond LR someday when I come across some.
 
I hope to try out the 150 grain Accubond LR in my gun in the future. I am currently shooting 150 grain Hornady SSTs and Interbonds out of my .270wsm using 58 grains of H4831SC powder with very good results. I need to run my load through a chronograph as I don't know the exact velocity.

Let us know how the Long Range Accubond works out of your gun - I am very interested in hearing the results and details on the load you go with.
 
It's not easy to get to 3100 , I had to work at it to get over 3000 with accuracy.

I tried it with several of the top powders and anything close to 3100 was very hot and not super accurate. factory 150's chronographed at 3040.

Every gun is different, but I was not impressed so I ditched the gun went back to my 270 WBY.
















Stay thirsty my friends
 
my chrono said i was getting 3150 w/ 61g of re17. super accurate with a 150g sst or vld. testing some accubond lr's now...
 
LAST EDITED ON Jul-23-13 AT 06:42AM (MST)[p]Thanks for the input guys. I ordered a box of the lr's from cabelas last week, and then found a box at sportsmans in Provo. I know midway USA had them in stock too.

Although I did not shoot them through a chrono, the factory 150 ballistic silver tips I have been shooting to break the rifle in state, 3120ft/sec. Although im assuming they were shot out of a 26" tube, I was still impresed with the velocity.
Accuracy will be number one priority, but most people seem to say I can hit 3100 with out being too hot with the right powders behind it.
The mass majority concensous is that it's an easy caliber to load accurately as well.
Now I just need to find some powder somewhere! It might come down to which powder I can find first.

Lip curl-
Please keep me informed on how you like the lr's.
 
440 said, " It's not easy to get to 3100 , I had to work at it to get over 3000 with accuracy.
I tried it with several of the top powders and anything close to 3100 was very hot and not super accurate. factory 150's chronographed at 3040.
Every gun is different, but I was not impressed so I ditched the gun went back to my 270 WBY."


LMAO!! I don't believe there has EVER been a more biased report given than this one by 440. Those who read here often know what i mean.

My Remington factory 150gr SST load was 3150 FPS and hitting dimes. Getting around 3000FPS Is going to be my STARTING point and i'll work up from there. I'm starting to see great things from the Accubond LR across the outdoor websites, other reports on the matter posted shortly...

He said, "I ditched the gun went back to my 270 WBY."

Why does this not surprise me? LMAO!!

Joey



"It's all about knowing what your firearms practical limitations are and combining that with your own personal limitations!"
 
Gee what a shocker the the little bante rooster puffs up anytime I say something.

I use a top quality chronograph and those are the results I got. I wasn't happy with it so I went back to what was always worked. I didn't say it can't be done I said it wasn't easy. if you don't like my opinion that's good, it increases my confidence.













Stay thirsty my friends
 
440, Most here well know of your love affair with both the 270WBY and N. Partition bullets.

But, because so, thru the years you have clearly shown biased disdain, and contempt in these pages against both the Accubond bullets and the 270WSM cartridge. You are going to now try to get us to believe that you actually tried to work up a load using both the 270WSM and the new 150gr LR Accubond bullet?

Bull $hit!! I don't believe you, it doesn't add up, and that is why i thought your post above is so funny. Nice try!! LMAO!

You are pretty good at making up stories. I can't wait to hear this one...

Joey


"It's all about knowing what your firearms practical limitations are and combining that with your own personal limitations!"
 
Oh my you busted me, WBY and Nosler may cancel my contract to promote their products now. oh what shall I do?


I don't give a ratz azz if you or anyone else believes me I just said what I experienced. the only reason you love the WSM's so much is they're short like you.














Stay thirsty my friends
 
440 said, "Oh my you busted me, WBY and Nosler may cancel my contract to promote their products now. oh what shall I do?
I don't give a ratz azz if you or anyone else believes me I just said what I experienced. the only reason you love the WSM's so much is they're short like you."

I can't stand liars or thieves. You sir POS, are a liar!!

BTW, i'm 6'2"+, strong as a Bear, and weigh on the plus side of 300 pounds. Nothing short about me, i been known to bust wimps like you to la la land with one hand while eating a ham sandwich with the other.

Joey


"It's all about knowing what your firearms practical limitations are and combining that with your own personal limitations!"
 
You two need to get a room and spare us the details with your little love spat!!

This thread is about performance of 150 grain loads in the .270wsm and the new Accubond LR bullet. Let's keep it to that please! :)
 
Elkhunter, Did you read his post? do you think he provided good Truthful information to this thread? He lied, he never tried to work up any loads for thw 270WSM and new Accubond! I believe when a guy comes here and BS's, trys to discredit unfairly, he should be called out and i'm the guy for the job! :)

BTW, i have a good shootin 270WSM and 200 of the new bullets. Very little is more important to me right now than gaining truthful info on just what those two can do together..,especially with R-17 powder.

Joey


"It's all about knowing what your firearms practical limitations are and combining that with your own personal limitations!"
 
I am not really in a position to judge his input as I don't have any clue about his past disdain for the wsm as you do. I just don't like to see all the useless back and forth on a thread that could otherwise be very useful and helpful to me and others (I know, I know, just don't read the crap if you don't like it).

I have never personally tried R-17 powder because the H4831SC has worked well out of my gun with 150 grain bullets. What is your specific load using R-17 powder for your .270wsm with the new bullets? Have you had good success with other powders out of your .270wsm in the past?
 
elk, There is plenty of room on each thread for some chaff among the grain. Not saying that it is all good but some of "useless back and forth" as you put it is what make M Muleys what it is.

I have a reloading buddy that has all of the best set up and ready to go. I deffer to him in all the loading i do as even though i've been doing it since the mid 1970's, i don't know near what he does.

My 270WSM loading at present is with the 140gr Accubond. Right now i can't remember, the data is at his place, exactly how many grs of R-17 but my loading crony's at 3280 FPS and shoots -3/4 or better. My pard and i see no signs of excessive pressure on that loading.

Joey


"It's all about knowing what your firearms practical limitations are and combining that with your own personal limitations!"
 
elkhunterUT, those guys banter back and forth all the time. They have a little history between them, no big deal. I bet you can read the stuff you need to. mtmuley
 
My bad sage, I've just never encountered a 6'2 person with such a case of short man syndrome.

Don't worry I just drop in now and then, your position of top gun expert of the world and as pivot man are both safe. don't feel so threatened.

I'm out of here you've become too predictable . the last word is yours as always.













Stay thirsty my friends
 
440, there's no short man syndrome here. Nice try to spin it back on me but you're the one lying about a phony attempt to work up a 270WSM loading.

There's probably a dozen or more guys here that know more about the general topics of this Forum and i lean toward RELH as being "the" authority. Even yourself! You do know a lot but you just can't help yourself but to make games with BS comments because you thrive on conflict.

I came here to share in a lifetime of having guns standing behind doors and killing more small, upland, and big game animals than most two or three guys put together. I love sharing in what i have learned and i don't have to lie to nobody!

Joey


"It's all about knowing what your firearms practical limitations are and combining that with your own personal limitations!"
 
well...i must admit..im a bit underwhelmed with the noslers thus far. i ran about 20 rounds through. most seated the same depth as my berger load and some seated to match factory. i sprayed all over a 14" circle at 450 yards yards. yes, 90% would have been in the kill zone on a decent deer, but then i ran 3 of my standby through and put them in a 4-5" group...as usual. maybe the noslers have a sweet spot, but ill have to search for it sometime after this fall. if anyone else has better luck with them than bergers or sst's ... pls let us know the tricks.
 
I have yet to hear any credible advice given by 440 on this site. He is generally full of crap, but that should be expected from a mopar fan.
 
Lip ive been having great results from the 150gr ABLR. Only ran them to 500 so far but I will stretch it out soon. I posted my results in another topic.
 
I just ordered some of those 150gr ABLR for my wife 270 WSM. Cant wait to try some out with Magpro powder. I'll post my results when I get the chance.
 
Quest. Cant wait to see your results and what speed magpro gives you. Im running h1000 right now with great accuracy.
 
Quest,
Nosler posts 64 as low and 68 grins as Max, although i just ran across a guy that had great results running 70 and 71 grains of magpro.
Any ideas where you are going to start with magpro?
 
On Reloaders Nest, I just found this loading with R-17 and 150 gr. Bergers. I'll be using the 150gr LR Accubonds witch have a similar BC. Same powder, brass, primer, and barrel length. I do plan to start lower and work some rounds up to this loading and maybe even a bit hotter.

Does this seem like a reasonable goal and sound plan? Brass is in the tumbler...

http://www.reloadersnest.com/unverified_detail.asp?CaliberID=291&ID=6489

Joey


"It's all about knowing what your firearms practical limitations are and combining that with your own personal limitations!"
 
Today my pard shot thru my rifle, R-17, 215 primers, norma, w/the new accubonds 58 thru 62 grains of powder. No Pressure signs at all on a sunny 80 degree day. I'll be shooting for groups next weekend, 62 gr and 62 1/2 gr. We'll see!

Joey

"It's all about knowing what your firearms practical limitations are and combining that with your own personal limitations!"
 
Well that's good to know. I went to two stores in AZ looking for powder and only Cabel had some powder but not what I was looking for oh well. Good luck on your loads.
 
Couple few things:

Got to the Range today with my reloading friend. He loaded up some 62gr of RL-17 and the 150 gr. Accubond LR's. Off a pretty good rest, i shot 4 shots at a average velocity of 3195 fps thru my Mod 70 24" barrel. They did not shoot fer #####, about a 2" group.

I then shot some loaded with 61 1/2 grains of same powder, 3178 & 3180 fps, which is a bit faster than i expected, right at a one inch group. Still not as good as this rifle is known to shoot but way better than the first group with the slightly hotter load.

The 62gr loading showed faint flattening signs of the primer and a ejector mark on the base/bottom of the case. Warm afternoon, sunny, about 82 degrees out. No other obvious over pressure signs observed.

So, our plan is, for 20 additional FPS, it's not worth pushing to or beyond 62 grs of R-17. My pard is going to load up several more lots, mostly with more increments of seating depth. These i shot today, are as far out as will still fit the magazine.

Any thoughts on the subject? Thanks!!

Joey


"It's all about knowing what your firearms practical limitations are and combining that with your own personal limitations!"
 
Lower charge maybe Joey? An option if seating depth doesn't tighten things up. I know how it is searching for that itty bitty group, but 1" is MOA and not too bad. You'll kill stuff with that load. mtmuley
 
Thanks Muley! i really like the idea of that High BC 150gr accubond bullet going out the tube at near 3200 FPS so i think we will stay with the 61 1/2 gr load and mess with the seating depth until it proves to us a keeper loading or not to be huntable.

I agree, 1" groups kills stuff and i really am expecting not that much better. If i were planning to hunt long distance to the cartridges ability, i might need tighter groups but i am practicing out to about 600 yds and that's going to be my self imposed limit on big game.

Also worth noting: i have said here before that i am recoil sensitive. My rifle with this loading though, seems to me to be very tolerable.

Joey


"It's all about knowing what your firearms practical limitations are and combining that with your own personal limitations!"
 
I agree about getting every last bit of velocity. I need to get some time to finish up with my 210 ALRs. Let us know how it goes. mtmuley
 
OK, another session at the range today. Because 62 grs of R-17 was only about 20 FPS faster than the 61 1/2 gr. loading, we concentrated on 61 1/2 grains of powder and 4 different seating depths.

We found that the farther away from the lands that we went, the more our groups opened up. Yesterdays 61 1/2 gr. loading and today's loading, both the same in all aspects and the bullet seated in just enough to still be able to function in the magazine, was the best shot group of the day at just over 1", maybe a inch and a quarter. I'm not satisfied with that thru this rifle!

So, i could reduce the powder amounts further and see if that will shoot or i guess we might be faced with trying a different powder like MagPro.

I just don't much care for lesser or reduced loads. For example, Some guys will down load their 30-06 to the point of getting .308 Winchester ballistics. I'm not one of those guys.

Any further ideas guys?

Joey


"It's all about knowing what your firearms practical limitations are and combining that with your own personal limitations!"
 
LAST EDITED ON Aug-15-13 AT 06:36PM (MST)[p]Muley, funny that you should mention R-22 as my shooting pard just dropped by with some fairly nice groups that he just had shot thru my rifle at the range. He built them on r-22. They are not near max loads yet but the R-22 is showing much promise, way more than the accuracy i was getting with the r-17.

Next step will be single loads, looking for pressure signs, of r-22 working up half grain at a time to what i have found on-line as to be near max for that powder and 150gr Berger VLD's, a close cousin to the Accubond LR's. We'll soon see!

Joey

"It's all about knowing what your firearms practical limitations are and combining that with your own personal limitations!"
 
Thank you for the updates, please keep them coming.

I'll add my info with Magpro once I get time away from this pescky bow season!
 
Blazin, It would be nice to see, when you find the time, as i and others i imagine, are looking for any kind info available to help in the loading these new pills.

What is a "Pescky" Bow season like? :)

Joey


"It's all about knowing what your firearms practical limitations are and combining that with your own personal limitations!"
 
LAST EDITED ON Aug-17-13 AT 12:02PM (MST)[p]Not so good! R-22 proved easy enough to get to the desired velocitys but nothing on paper showed any kind of consistency to be encouraging. My pard was able to find a pound of magpro on the shelves of our local garage based, mom and pop reloading supplier.

With the magpro, we're getting 3180 FPS with 69 grs. 70 is about max with that stuff. All three loadings tested, including a 70 gr., shot 2 that were touching but then one flier that was over a inch out. Would not have been bad if the two touching were the first two out the tube but that wasn't the case with all the groups as sometimes shots one and three were the ones touching.

My pard put one of his target scopes on my rifle and is going to give magpro another good testing today. He wants to make sure my scope is not the problem. He also ran a few groups using 4350 powder, no luck.

If today's session doesn't work out, i may be faced with some serious rethinking about using these 150 LR noslers. I know the 140 gr Accubonds shot very well through this rifle. Also, this rifle has a LOT of rounds down the tube. It's possible that it may be in need of another barrel.

If a new barrel, i'll gladly go that way a bit later on and hunt my 280AI this year. I really like my WSM. It's a controlled feed model 70 Classic Winchester in stainless with the black synthetic stock. The action on this rifle is like butter and very tight especially considering a factory gun. It's a keeper though the barrel just don't seem to like the new 150 grainers.

We'll see how today goes, might be getting ahead of myself here with talk of a new barrel with a faster twist. In any event, my buddy is going to the Hospital on Monday to have some heart procedures done that include maybe having some stints put in. I've tried to get him to back off and call it good but he's like a good deer dog on a heavy blood trail and refuses to set the project aside. It's either find something that will work today or i'll be just fine to dust off the Ackley and hunt that this year.

As a reminder, almost every loading that i have given or talked about in this whole thread is just about or right at Maximum charges for my rifle. All rifles are different. What might shoot fine and accurate in my rifle might blow your rifle to 50 explosive pieces and cause you serious harm. Always work your way up with caution in any reloading that you do. Be safe!!

Joey


"It's all about knowing what your firearms practical limitations are and combining that with your own personal limitations!"
 
With this late morning early afternoon's testing, the jury is in. The Nosler Accubond .277 150gr LR bullets have been found guilty of not wanting to shoot well at max or near max velocities in my rifle.

For shits and giggles, my pard did try a loading of 63 gr of R-22 which is well below our higher tried loadings up to 66 1/2 grs. That group was just under 1/2". Knowing this, when we put our combined heads together, we can't figure why in hell these bullets won't shoot well through my rifle at higher velocity.

This project is now officially on the back burner.

Joey




"It's all about knowing what your firearms practical limitations are and combining that with your own personal limitations!"
 
LAST EDITED ON Aug-17-13 AT 03:55PM (MST)[p]What velocity did that 1/2 inch load give you Joey? At 63 grains of RL-22 you are 2 grains over Noslers max with a Ballistic Tip and a velocity of 3155 fps. A different bullet I know, just wondering if you chronographed that load. mtmuley
 
LAST EDITED ON Aug-17-13 AT 09:40PM (MST)[p]Muley, My Pard didn't take the crony with him that trip to the range or didn't set it up, not sure which. He did shoot up to 66 1/2 grs of R-22 with little or no obvious pressure signs.

Thanks Muley, I see where you are going with this and i'm giving it some thought but it would definitely be plan H, I, J, K,... somewhere down there like that.

I mean, the groups, most of them anyway, that we loaded to full potential, we're talking 2" or bigger!! Our targets looked like some kid shooting at them...lol


Edit: i just received a nice e-mail from a guy who has a Tikka 270WSM and also has had problems getting accuracy with the 150 LR's. Kinda glad to see that i'm not the only one. Like mine, his rifle shoots the 140 Accubonds lights out!!

Come on guys!! What are your findings??

Joey


"It's all about knowing what your firearms practical limitations are and combining that with your own personal limitations!"
 
Joey, just me, but I'd take that 1/2 inch group with RL-22 and run with it. At 63 grains, I bet your in the 3150 fps range at least. I'd give 50 fps for a group like that anyday. mtmuley Also, there is a guy over at the campfire using RL-25.
 
Muley, that would be nice and not just you if true but we know from our testing that 63 grs of r-22 was a light load, gave us no where near 3150 FPS. You are closer to 2950. Our testing the day before showed that it took 65 1/2 grs of r-22 to hit the +3150 area and the 66 1/2 grain loading cronied healthy over 3200.

I guess it's hard to convey my feelings on accepting a lesser loading than the cartridges potential. I'm not going to do it! If i want 270 Winchester Ballistics, i'll buy another 270 Winny!. In the mean time, my 280AI is a bad azz rifle itself and it'll certainly give any critter i care to shoot a hard time. :)

Joey


"It's all about knowing what your firearms practical limitations are and combining that with your own personal limitations!"
 
Goes to show the book is just a guideline. That's interesting, I figured that load would have been faster than that. I know how you feel about lesser loads. I go for the highest velocity I can squeeze out of my RUM. Like you, I figure that's what a round like that is for. Are you ging to try anymore powders? Maybe some Alliant Power Pro? Anyhow, good luck I'll be waiting to hear what happens. mtmuley
 
Muley, we have found that the Berger 150 is very similar and this guy's loading data has just about mirriored our cronograpf findings. He's also shoot a 24" barrel. 61,66, and 67grs r-22

http://www.reloadersnest.com/unverified_detail.asp?CaliberID=291&ID=6461

http://www.reloadersnest.com/unverified_detail.asp?CaliberID=291&ID=6494

http://www.reloadersnest.com/unverified_detail.asp?CaliberID=291&ID=6488

Right now, i more worried about my reloading pards heart procedures tomorrow and his healthy recovery. He has gone above and beyond being a good friend in his testing so far. We/he has tested many groups of near max loadings using r-17, r-22, magoro, and 4350. All this during the past week knowing he's facing these heart procedures tomorrow and having his own family stuff to deal with. I'm not going to bug him about what's next at all. If and when he wants to take another look at it, Ok, we'll do it then.

More comments and suggestions welcome guys! Still like to hear about you guys findings on what's working and what is not...

Joey


"It's all about knowing what your firearms practical limitations are and combining that with your own personal limitations!"
 
Joey,

I wouldn't give up just yet. I would recommend you try RL25 or H1000. Also these bullets seem to be more of a hybrid design and may actually shoot well with a big jump to the lands like .100 or more. Don't give up on them yet. They are a game changer for the 270cal. I have seen a few tests in which the published BC is proving accurate!!

I will shoot my next round at 1000 and see how it does.
 
805, Thanks for the word on the powders!

I'm not giving up on them but with all the hobbies and other things i like doing and limited space, i'm somewhat dependent on my Partner for reloading and haven't heard how he's doing after his procedures today. The guy really has put my rifle thru a lot of testing here this past week, 10 days and much thanks from me to him.

He did try seating the bullets way back in the shell. One batch he shot had doubles of 5 different seating depths and i very much could notice those seated closer to the lands from those seated what looked to me like factory rounds.

We talked about seating even closer to the lands but my pard insists that the overall shell won't fit in the magazine. I told him that i don't really care, i'll shoot it single shot as i've many bucks taken with a single shot rifle and never felt under gunned. He laughed at me, don't think he took me serious, but if she'll shoot with them way out there, i'll gladly give up quicker second and third shots as i don't usually have much use for them anyway. Thanks again!!

Joey


"It's all about knowing what your firearms practical limitations are and combining that with your own personal limitations!"
 
I have been trying the 150lr. I haven't had much luck yet. I started on the lands. And worked my way back 20 thousands. The last group I shot wasn't to bad. Not great. I think I am getting close. The oal was 2.800. So I loaded 5 at + .10 2.810 oal. Then - .10 at 2.790. I will give them a try on Mon. These were all shot with H 4831sc. At max charge. The velocity isn't great. Around 2700 fps. I haven't tried any other powder. That will be next. I figured there is no since. Until I find the oal my rifle likes best. Mine is a savage 16 weather warrior. Good luck and don't give up....
 
I shot two five shot groups today. Oal 2810 was the same as 2800. 2790 was better than the last two. More consistent with out the flyer. So I will go another 15 thousands. And 30 thousand. And try sum more.
 
I'm late to the party, but.....

I've had a few loads that have opened up at a certain point with very little velocity gain. My understanding is that the barrel has burned all the powder it can burn efficiently, and the balance simply makes your load inconsistent. i.e. inaccurate. My favorite rifle is a grain off max load simply because I traded accuracy for 20 fps.

In the end, what the rifle likes isn't up to you. 1" groups, 3180 fps, 150 grain accubonds....eureka!

Rifles that have inconsistently given my flyers I have consistently gotten rid of. Life's too short. I even sold a 270 winnie. pre 64 even. but i replaced it with a .257. and an 06.
 
check my load reloaders nest, 10120. I ben playn with th 150gr NABLR, doin well. I to want to get them up arond th 3050. Best gp 0.32" @ 100m. Avg 0.39. Tried 60grs just unda 3000fps, still shoots good. I am going to play with W760 to get tht extra vel. I hav a couple of 6.5-284 lapua loads tht it goes well with. Those loads are at reloaders nest as well (Chas).

I love Tikka's, i hav a few win mod 70 & rem 700's tht shoot orsum as well.

I am veri fussy on mi setups, bedding, torqs, stocks, triggas, barrel run in, scopes and of cors loads. Brass, pwda, prima, projis.
 
I am having great results with my Tikka T3 and loads for my 270wsm-
150gr NALR
ADI 2209 59gr
CCI 250
Norma brass
COL 75.90mm, just of lands
Modified mag to fit seated out bullets
MV 2950 fps, SD 16
Avg 5rnd gp@100m 0.35", best 0.32"

I want to push them to 3050-3100fps, going to try R17 or R22, anyone have success with these powders?
 
The effects of the 150gr NABLR on a medium sz deer neck shot i commented that it small entry large exit under 300m, bullet fragmented. I just shot another at longer ranges. Medium sz stag, just behind shoulder, round dropped him, however, fragmented/ exploded, internal damage to drop him but still alive, he would hav eventual died (30 -45 min lata), so finished him off agan. 1st shot 525m behind shoulder, after a couple stumbles etc then sat down, 2nd shot 470m to finish him off, neck, lights out. I will hav to try on larger deer to more effects/ energy/ kill at th longer ranges to be satisfied. Accuracy not a problem, where i aimed, i hit. My goal is to archieve a 700- 800m kill on medium (sika) to larger (red) deer.
 
Just to add more info for anyone digging.
I'm getting so so results with the 150 grain NABLRs and Magpro. Started at 64 grains and worked up to 68. My rifle does like 68 grains better than the lesser loads. Groups shrunk as I got closer to the lands as well. Best group yet was 68 grains, 2.88 OAL - .87" @ 100yds. More than execrable for a hunting rifle.
Most groups out of this bullet/rifle/powder have been 2"+. I've seen this rifle shoot less than 1/2 moa, so it's been somewhat perplexing at times.
 
Well, after all that, can't get a constant supply of NALR here in NZ, bl@&dy p@&$ poor. Playn with Berger VLD Huntn 150gr.......@ moment same setup as th NALR, shooting ok, avg gp sz 100m 0.35". Hav yet to shoot somthng betwn 400-600m.

150gr Berger VLD Huntn
58gr ADI AR2209
CCI 250 primers
Win Brass
seated jus offlands
avg mv 3000fps

Anyone with similar loads with 150 Bergers?
 
Chasd

I'm running h1000 in Norma brass and fed215m primers at 3075. Loaded .010 off lands. The 150gr vld absolutely is a hammer on game. I love it!
 

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