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I am searching for current data for the 500 3". There is plenty for 3031 and 4831. I'm looking for newer data with modern powders.
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Reloader 15 is the only way to go.


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I was told one of the VV powders produces less recoil for similar vehicles as others. Anyone know if this is true?


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R 15 produces the least amount of recoil of any propellant I have tried in the .500 NE and I have spent a fair amount of time behind one.


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The only way I can see that recoil can really be reduced at similar velocities is to use a faster-burning powder where less is required, thus reducing the weight of total ejecta.

Would you feel the difference from five or 10 grains in 600-plus? I doubt it but people swear they can.
 
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Load some 570s to 2150 fps with IMR 4350 and some with R-15 shoot them and tell me your verdict.

“Perceived” recoil is noticeably less with R-15. Pretty much universally recognized by .500 NE shooters.


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That would take me a little while - finding the rifle (plus money for another safari Wink) and powders quite rare here at the moment, then working up the loads.

So, tell us, what's the difference in weight of the powder and any fillers?
 
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