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Having a hard time finding data on this combo. Anyone working with it? Thanks for all the help. Jay Kolbe | ||
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Barnes says a max of 78.0 but be very careful working with this bullet. I've found that you can get some pretty fast velocity (and i would expect pressure to go with it) well below max. I've seen others post that max loads can come about at 1.5-3.0 grains below max. For example 77.5 of RE 22 cranked out a whopping 3330 for me in may 24" savage stevens. I didn't get heavy bolt lift or extractor marks but the primer pockets did loosen up some. 75.0 did 3150 which is more in line with where I should be running. | |||
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H-4831 From 64.4 grains to 81.5 grains Winchester WLR Primer | |||
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Thanks for the warning Kraky--I had always heard the opposite (even from Barnes) that one could expect to exceed max x-bullet loads with the TSX, I'll start lower than I thought. Steve--I always go to your site first (was there today) but assumed that you hadn't had the chance to work with this new tsx yet. Jay Kolbe | |||
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snowcat, Every bbl is different. My heavy bbl 700 maxes out alittle before max. I'd start w/ 73-74 and probably get to 75-76 before pressure signs. If you have a chrono it will be helpful. Like someone else said the XXX tend to be fast out of some tubes and speed and pressure do have some correlation. Good Luck Reloader | |||
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