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I am looking for an ultra lite loade for my Encore in 308 for less recoil. Less powder, faster burning. should i use a filler to help fill the case. Going to lighter bullet around 125gr. Thanks for the help.
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Speer #10 lists As A Starting Load,
130gr bullet with 23gr IMR 4227. Max 27grs.
150gr bullet with 19grs SR 4759. Max 23 grs.

I like SR 4759 Really soft recoil.

Lyman Pistol And Revolver using Encore,
130gr bullet with 26grs of SR 4759. Max 29.0
130gr bullet with XMP-5744 31grs. Max 33.5
 
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Roll Eyes150 grain bullet 26.8grains 4759, 2300 fps. no filler needed. beerroger


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This seems to give me a good starting point for my burn rate on an ultra lite load. I will work with it and see what stays consistant for me.

Thanks, Larry
 
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you can also try some lighter cast boolit loads.
16 grs 2400. with a pistol primer.
9 grs unique.with a pistol primer.
24 grs of h-4895. with a lr primer.
these are about as light as i know of with good ballistics.
 
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Here are a couple of websites that might be helpful:

http://www.gunsandammo.com/content/lowrecoil-loads
http://www.chuckhawks.com/reduced_recoil_reloads.htm


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THANKS RED
 
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I have really enjoyed these lighter loads, therefor am enjoying my encore. now i will start fine tuning the two i like and see where i end up. Thanks to everyone who contributed.


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