have been using a load of the Hornady 117btsp, frontier case, 56 gr rl22, fed 210. Want to cook up a load with the 110 gr accubond. would probably start with rl22 for powder. Any suggestions on starting and max loads? I was thinking on starting around 50gr and working up as high as 57-58 gr or until pressure signs develop. 3200-3250fps is what I want for velocity provided there is accuracy there also. right now the 117 btsp load goes right around 3200 on the chrono. I think the accubond is a little tougher bullet so would like to try it. Rifle is a weatherby lightweight with the 6 locking lug action (not the 9) based on the old varmintmaster action. 24" barrel. I use the rifle for deer hunting where shots as close as 50 yds and far as 400 are the norm. Blacktail/mulie crossbreeds here in north central Oregon. Any responses much appreciated. Thanks.

my load data for that bullet shows 51 to 56 max.

Duly noted. Thanks!

H1000 gave me more consistant velocities in my 25-06 than RL 22. It is bulkier than R@22 and you can completely fill the case with powder to get better load density. I use a compressed laod of 59.5 grains in a Remington case, with the 110 AB or 115 BT, and a Federal 215 primer. Velocity is around 3225 (for the 115 gr) from my 26" barrel. This load is over-book, but doesn't show any pressure signs in my rifle.