To all:

I put this with a few more comments on the varmint page. A new member, Monticello, was asking about this. So freshly done today, and without blue dot but SR 4759 instead, as I feel it is more consistent for longer cases like the 30/06 length cases:

Cheers and Happy Holidays
seafire

Sierra 90 grain HP:
20 grs: 2110 fps
21 grs: 2227 fps
22 grs: 2259 fps
23 grs: 2408 fps
24 grs: 2502 fps

25 grs: 2496 fps
26 grs: 2648 fps
27 grs: 2722 fps
28 grs: 2788 fps
29 grs: 2854 fps

30 grs: 2922 fps
31 grs: 2970 fps
32 grs: 3044 fps


Sierra 110 grain SPs

20 grs: 1990 fps
21 grs: 2069 fps
22 grs: 2147 fps
23 grs: 2209 fps
24 grs: 2305 fps

25 grs: 2368 fps
26grs: 2440 fps
27 grs: 2496 fps
28 grs: 2562 fps
29 grs: 2615 fps

30 grs: 2698 fps
31 grs: 2759 fps
32 grs: 2805 fps

All loads are more than minute of coyote in my opinion. Recoil was reduced at least 50% in my opinion also in the 30 to 32 grain loads, much more so in the less than 30 grain loads. The 110 grain bullet is more than good enough for antelope sized deer. IMR listed loads as high as 33 grain, so I did one less for those pressure sensitive guys out there.

Brass was Remington, primer was CCI Larger rifle.

Rifle was a Husqvarna 270 with a 25 inch barrel.

Cheers to all,
seafire

IMR website shows 30.5 as a max. Where did you get your data that says 33?

IMR Win270 listing

Not sure where he got it from, but IMR states 30.5 for a 100 grain bullet. Not a 90 grain as seafire states.

With 100's:
SR-4759 From 16.0 grains to 30.5 grains
Winchester WLR Primer

With 130's:
SR-4759 From 20.0 grains to 28.5 grains
Winchester WLR Primer

With 150's:
SR-4759 From 22.0 grains to 26.0 grains
Winchester WLR Primer