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| Try 69 gr of IMR 4381 or Rel 22 and work up from there.
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| The fastest and most accurate load I put together used the 200 grain Speer spitzer and 79 grains of H1000. Work up from 76 grains. I used Remington brass and CCI 250 primers. The rifle is a Winchester Black shadow with a 26 inch barrel and it chronyed 2910 fps. Recoil is noticable.
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| Thanks a bunch Guys, I really appreciate the help. Croberts
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| H1000 and H4831 are your best bets for powder IMO. I have had best results with H4831 with 200 grain SMKs. .27" group at 100 yards last time out.
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| about 71 grains depending on the lot.
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