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Has any here used and had any luck with this powder and Berger 168g VLD bullets? Im wanting to try using this powder on a 7mm Rem Mag. I know there are better powders out there but what I have available is the H4831SC and H4350.

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Both of the powders you have are excellent in the 7 mag and reloading resources abound.
I am sure Berger will give you their loads if you ask.
 
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How is it that you know there are "better powders out there"? H4831 SSC would be among my top choices for most 7mm RM loads, although IMR 7828SSC might coax a little better velocity out of the heavier bullets. H4350 will work, but is a bit on the fast side for this application
 
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For example: Retumbo is a better powder IMO because I have used it before on other applications. Right now I do not have any on hand. So, my question stands.
 
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I use 65 grains of it in my 300WSM with 180-grain Sierra MatchKing bullets. I get 1/2-minute groups out to 300 yards if I'm on the stick that day. I get just as good results when using the same charge weight and same bullet with RL-22...
 
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Originally posted by Stymie:
For example: Retumbo is a better powder IMO because I have used it before on other applications. Right now I do not have any on hand. So, my question stands.

Better how? H4831sc is a classis powder for slightly overbore roundsespecially w/ heavier bullets. I often get best accuracy with it. A better choice than H4350 IMO for the 7rm. I prefer IMR7828, but that is just what works for me. It give me sim accuracy to H4831sc w/ about 75fps more vel.


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Thanks for the info. But as I stated in my example, "In My Opinion" from my personal experience. Nothing more nothing less. So now I know that I can use what I have on hand.
 
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I did email Berger and they forwarded me loading data for the 168g VLD. Thanks for the tip on contacting them.
 
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The best powder that I've found for use in my 7Mag is H4831sc.


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