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| I use Retumbo and seat them 0.050 off the lands. |
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| CCI 200 primer 52 gr. R-19 3137.4 fps out of my 24" barrel |
| Posts: 283 | Location: SW Oregon | Registered: 12 June 2004 |
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| Not by choice, but I have tried the 100 grain TSX in my 25-06 with good results. (California no lead laws.) I am using a Fed 210 primer with a max load of IMR 4831 and am getting great groups and velocities in excess of 3300 fps with the 100 grain TSX in my 25-06. I have to admit I have not shot anything with them as of yet. My buddy shot a bear with his 25-06 using factory ammo loaded with the 100 grain TSX and they worked just fine.
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| Posts: 1220 | Location: Hanford, CA, USA | Registered: 12 November 2000 |
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| quote: I am using a Fed 210 primer with a max load of IMR 4831 and am getting great groups and velocities in excess of 3300 fps with the 100 grain TSX in my 25-06
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| Just tried 55g of R22 (a max load according to current Barnes data), velocity only 3102 out of a 23" Tikka 21" barrel. |
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| Be careful of loading the TSX too hot. 3000+ fps will do terrible damage to a deer if shot in the shoulder or brisket. Use them for a lung shot or a neck shot and they will be fine. Keep velocities around middle of the road for the caliber and it will perform better when bone is hit. I use 25-06 consistently for white-tailed deer and have never lost a single one nor destroyed too much meat, but I also use Nosler Partitions for hunting. Moosie |
| Posts: 29 | Location: South Texas | Registered: 03 June 2009 |
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