13 August 2021, 20:07
kennedyHelp. I need load for 3006 using 150 grain accubonds.
Just like the title says. My nosler manual dont have the powders I got. I got the 4350's of imr an hodgden, h 4895, Supreme 780, 748 and some more but can't remember what I have. I'm loading up some for my brother. He gots pronghorn and buck tag. That's what it'll be for. Thanks
13 August 2021, 20:14
richjquote:
accubonds
Noslers site is very good.
https://www.nosler.com/30-06-springfield13 August 2021, 21:49
LuckyduckerNever shot Accubonds, but it is a cup/core bullet. I have only used H4831 and H4831SC in the 06 and it worked well. My sweet spot is 58 grains with a WLRP in Win brass.
13 August 2021, 22:07
hivelosityBonded Spitzer Boat Tail..
14 August 2021, 02:14
p dog shooterUse most any6 data for a similar bullet.
Start low and work up14 August 2021, 02:47
kennedyOk guys thanks. I loaded some imr4350. I loaded 10 up were going to go shoot today see how they group. 58 grains. Winchester cases and primer. Hopefully they'll group great. I got like 21 left of accubonds. If they do group well I'll load the rest. But thanks.
14 August 2021, 03:55
crbutlerI’ve used 58.5 of IMR 4350 to just a bit longer than SAAMI max COAL in my Dakota .30-06 with the 150 accubonds. Shot right around 1”, and right around 3000 FPS from memory. The rifle likes 165’s better, so that’s what I normally shoot out of it- at 57g of IMR 4350.
That bullet (150 accubond) will work just fine for pronghorn- it opens up pretty quickly, and retains most of its weight.
H4350 is a bit more temp stable, but usually a smidge slower than the IMR.
The H4895 I’d use whatever target load data for similar weight bullets- it’s been a while since I used that.
748 I’ve never used in the 06.
As a friend says, if 4350 doesn’t work in the ‘06, you need a new rifle.
14 August 2021, 04:30
HipshootI use 60 gr. Imr 4350 with 150 gr. Sierra FB or BT. R-P brass, WLR, 3000+ fps. with 22" bbl pre 64 M70 Win.
Load should be OK using the bullet you want.
Hip
14 August 2021, 06:23
dpcdGet any other manual; your powders are common for a 30-06. Maybe not for nobler.
15 August 2021, 09:03
KY NimrodWith a 150 gr bullet 4895 is the go to powder.
It was developed specifically for the -06 and 150 grain loads.
16 August 2021, 21:27
Atkinson4831 is the load of the ages, but these days I like powders that slip thru my powder measure like poop thu a goose, try some of the RL powder I like RL-22 and RL 19, H414 is another winner...
17 August 2021, 10:59
georgeldthat's the trouble with buying just bullet
brand loading books.
Most common loads are not shown.
Get a couple other cover 'em all books.
OR whenever you want info go to Hodgdons site.
George