.270 with 140 gr Accubond

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.270 with 140 gr Accubond

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13 April 2006, 01:06

WVBlue

.270 with 140 gr Accubond

Does anyone have a load for this combination using H4831 and/or RL-22

Thanks in advance

13 April 2006, 01:08

WVBlue

As in .270 Win

13 April 2006, 04:32

MontMike

If ever in doubt check Steve's pages. Don't think I've found a load not listed in there.

http://stevespages.com/277_1_140.html

13 April 2006, 06:07

loading data for the accubond is not different than any cup and core .270, 140 grain bullet.
Use the data free from Hodgdon, alliant or IMR powder.

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13 April 2006, 06:10

WV Blue, I have several rigs that really like 59 grains with cci or wlr primers in WW brass. I really like the accubond.

Good Shooting--Don

13 April 2006, 06:12

I can't remember off the top of my head whether I used 60 or 61grs of RL-22 with the AB 140's but I do remember that they shot 1/2 MOA to 300yds in my Beretta Mato 270 Win.............DJ

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13 April 2006, 13:43

mho

I load 140 grs ABs with RL22 in Lapua cases with a Fed 210 primer, and get highly acceptable accuracy. I used regular (book) load data, but I don't have the exact charge at hand. I believe velocity turned out around 2900 fps, but this is in a barrel, which has produced fairly moderate velocities with other loads as well.

- mike

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13 April 2006, 18:32

ricciardelli

H-4831 From 50.0 grains to 59.9 grains
Winchester WLR Primer

RL-22 From 49.9 grains to 60.0 grains
Winchester WLR Primer

But I preferred:
IMR-4831 From 47.4 grains to 56.3 grains
Winchester WLR Primer

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14 April 2006, 00:22

WVBlue

Thanks to one and all.