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| Alliant RL19 works for me pretty well, with bullets from Nosler, Norma and Lapua we tried. |
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| The best load for my .243 turned out to use IMR3031. I've heard of good successes with IMR4350. But there are quite a few good powders out there. You'll just have to experiment.
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| Not small grains, sorry. IMR4350 or H4350 80gr to 90gr.bullets |
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| I don't know "best" but I have had good luck with RL22. GOOD LUCK and GOOD SHOOTING!!!
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| 4350 & h414 & ww760 |
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| I've loaded 760 for years in the 243 but tried some IMR 4895 recently in a 700 BDL Sporter. It shot very well and velocity readings were outstanding.
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| Not sure it's the best in every gun but 2 of mine like Varget with 100gr Sierra SPBT. Don't know the velocity but accuracy is simply fantastic for a factory barrel.
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| 4350 for 85 and 100. |
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| With 100BT in my stepsons rifle. RL22 gave the best accuracy RL19 gave me the best velocity. We load the Rl22.
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| In my .243's I've found Varget is excellent for 75 gr and lighter bullets, and H-4350 for 85gr and heavier bullets gets the nod. I know 4350 is an old powder, and has long grains, but it meters fine though my redding br powder thrower, and accuracy is top notch. I've tried Varget w/ 85's and the accuracy just wasn't there.
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| Varget and 70 gr NBTs.
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| IMR4350 has been my 'go to' powder in the .243s I've owned, and have yet to have one that with a little charge tweeking, would not shoot under 1/2". But alas. . . . . every rifle is a little different. |
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| quote: Originally posted by 243winxb: Not small grains, sorry. IMR4350 or H4350 80gr to 90gr.bullets
+1 Same here, been shooting .243 for 25 years and this is my go to powder for Barnes 95 grain X bullets for deer hunting. Art |
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