I do not see data for this combination at either Hodgdon or Nosler web sites.

Has anyone tried this? Willing to share data?

Thanks

Hodgdon's website has both:

Bullet: 130 gr. HDY SP
STARTING: 51.0 gr / 2,901 fps / 54,000 psi
MAXIMUM: 55.5 gr. / 3,121 fps / 61,900 psi

Bullet: 150 gr. HDY SP
STARTING: 48.2 gr. / 2,671 fps / 51,800 psi
MAXIMUM: 52.4 gr. / 2,879 fps / 63,300 psi

I've loaded my .270 with 130 gr. SSTs and the top Hodgdens load of 55gr. I went up 2-3 gr. with no problems and it was very accurate.

Win. pre 64 M70 24" bbl.

Hip

Hipshoot

Thanks for the reply. Sounds like a promising combination.

I'm using the Nosler 130 grain Accubond bullet. Not the same as the SST but fairly close. I note in the Hodgdon data they list a max of 56.5 grains for the Barnes 130 TSX and a max of 55.5 grains for the Hornady Spire Point.

I'm loading for an Interarms Mark X with a fairly long throat. I'm still .100 off the lands at max OAL for the magazine length.

I'm going to start with 53 grains and work up to 56 grains as a first test.

I too have loaded it in my daughter's 270 Win with 130 Accubond and a son-in-law's 300 WSM with 165 TTSX Barnes. Both shot well ...and as I recall, excellent velocities were attained.

I can look up her load if you haven't got yours done already.

Zeke

Zeke

I don't have a load worked up yet.
Any data you can share for the 270 Win with the 130 Accubond and Staball 6.5 would be appreciated.

Thanks

I will look and share what I loaded, ASAP.

Win case, Win LR primer, 3.460OACL (40 thousandths jump), 130 Nosler Accubond, 55.5 grains Staball 6.5.

I have the recorded velocity somewhere but it might take too long to find it. I didn't have it recorded on her ammo box.

Zeke

Having a good deal of old WW2 4831, a marriage made in Heaven for the 270 thats all I use and get more velocity and less pressure than anything else out there and accurate. down side? grain cutting requires weighing each charge and thats a pain, but it is what it is..If in a hurry I use RL-22.