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I am trying to find a favorite load for my Rem 700 ADL. I have tried various load, different bullets 150-180gr, Speer and Hornady. So far I have not able to get a consistent grouping. I got couple shots tight next to each others then the third one would be two inches away. It has been frustrating. My son said it is my shooting skill . I am going to isolate the problem one variable at a time. If you shoot the same gun, I would appreciate if you can tell me what is your favorite load for the gun, brass, powder #gr, bullet #gr. Thank for your help. | ||
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Well I have a Remington Model 700 ADL with the synthetic stock. I reload my own ammo and have had very good luck using the following: Remington Brass, CCI Primer IMR 4064 Powder Nosler 150 grain ballistic tip I use 50 grains of IMR 4064 in my load and I have had my gun at the range and get a 3 shoot group at 100 yards about the size of a quarter. I am very pleased with that setup. I have taken two deer with this setup and only one shot dropped them in their tracks. WVHunter129 Live to Hunt/Hunt to Live Member National Rifle Association (NRA) | |||
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50.5grs. of Varget with any good 150 grain bullet should give you good to very good accuracy. I use CCI primer with Rem. brass and Nosler BTs. 57.5-58grs. H4350 with a 165 Hornady is a sure bet with 210M primers, or 50grs. RE15 with same bullet should be a keeper. Actually waiting for my brother-in-law to test that last one out. But I'm pretty confident it'll be an accurate load. jay | |||
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My 700 ADl really likes a 165gr Hornady SP over 57.0gr of IMR4350. It is a pretty warm load, but it is a classic and I can get about 3/4" groups off the hood of a truck with it. John | |||
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Nosler offers up a couple of tremendous loads for the 30-06 - both Re-22. 1) 165 gr. Nosler bullet, 24" barrel, 63 grs., 3002 fps, and 2) 180 gr. Nosler bullet, 24" barrel, 61 grs, 2872 fps. Impressive performance, and QL estimates ~60,000 PSI for each. Worth tryng. Also, check out the latest Barnes manual. They offer tremendous loads for the XLC line of bullets. | |||
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I have to agree with the H-4350 loads, This powder is not sensative to tempature. Therefore is a great consistant load in any weather...My $.02.... Maddog Joshua 24:15 www.teamfaithfull.net / My granddaughter "Multitudes loose the sight of that which is, by setting their eyes on that which is not". | |||
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Thank you all for the info. For the loads, are these with the IMR4350 powder? | |||
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Any of these powders work very well in the .06: IMR4064 IMR4350 IMR4831 H4350 H414 Re19 Re22. I have a tack driving load with WW brass, Fed210M, 168 Barnes TSX, and 55.0 H4350. Federal's factory 165Btip shoots 1/2" in my rifle. IMR4064 with 180 Speer Spitzers is one of my best loads. Ted Kennedy's car has killed more people than my guns | |||
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The Nosler loads are with Reloader 22. Best Hodgdon manual load is with a 165 GR. SIE SPBT (COL: 3.300"; H4350 59.0g 2938fps 49,400 CUP (~60,000 PSI). Using H4350 QL predicts the following: Cartridge: .30-06 Spring. Bullet: .308, 165, NOS PART SP 16330 Cartridge O.A.L.: 3.340 inch or 84.84 mm Barrel Length: 24.0 inch or 609.6 mm Powder: Hodgdon H4350 Grains fps ft.lbs psi 59.62g 2865fps 3008ft# 56,480 60.86g 2929fps 3143ft# 60,659 62.10g 2993fps 3282ft# 65,197 Notice how close QL predicts the actual Hodgdon measurements. The following is the IMR4350 data: Cartridge: .30-06 Spring. Bullet: .308, 165, NOS PART SP 16330 Cartridge O.A.L: 3.340 Barrel Length: 24.0 inch or 609.6 mm Powder: IMR 4350 57.60g 2903fps 3087ft# 56,638 58.80g 2963fps 3216ft# 60,677 60.00g 3022fps 3347ft# 65,033 | |||
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