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| as long as you start 10% down and work up I'd not hesitate to load it the same as any 150 grain bullet in the .308
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| I started with nosler BT load data and ended up with 48.7 grains of Varget max in my friends gun that I load for. Nosler max for the 150 BT is 48.5 grains of Varget. Reduce the load I listed by a couple of grains and go from there. Varget was the only powder I tried.
Guns and ammo what more do we need?
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| Nosler essentially recommends the same data for these as for the Ballistic Tip bullets-use any Nosler manual!
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| Have you noticed that many of the 308 loads in the latest Nosler manual are really HOT! Some, according to QL, are estimated to be at 70,000 PSI. What gives? |
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