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Hi,

If anyone has a barnes manual I was wondering could you look up 2 loads for me. I have a generic reloading manual though just want to check what they have in theirs.

270 winchester, 130 grain TTSX (TSX data can be used I think). Could you state the starting load and max loads when using both Reloader 19 and reloader 22. If they have the barrel length stated to that would be good.

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Posts: 13 | Location: Australia | Registered: 30 November 2007Reply With Quote
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The newest Barnes Manual I have is the No3.

So these are loads for the regular, non banded X bullets.
130 XFB, or 130 XBT
RL 19 start load 54.5 2936fps, max load 58.5 3152fps.


RL 22 start load 56 2956fps max load 60.0 3167fps.

Hope this helps.


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You can go to the Barnes Web Site and find load data for the newer bullets.
 
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Barnes manual number 4 lists:

RL 19 56.0start 3026 59.5max 3211fps

this is for the 130 TSX BT or 130gr MRX BT

They don't list RL-22.

I've shot up to 61.0grs of RL-22 with the Tipped TSX.

Good luck................DJ


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Thanks for the replies gents.

DJ, any idea what velocity your getting with RE22? I find it strange they don't list this powder. I was leaning to RE22 instead of RE19. Would of been nice to get some official data on some RE22 loads.
 
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I don't know why they don't list RL-22 for the 270, it's my favorite powder for them. On 270 likes 140gr Accubonds and 60.0grs of RL-22 and the other shoots 61.0grs with a 130gr TSX.

With the 61.0grs and the 130gr TSX I get about 3075fps even though my Sako Finnlite has a 20 7/8" barrel. I think that over 3100fps would be normal for a 22" barrel.

RL-22 has always been an accurate, high velocity powder for me. I've never had near as good of results with RL-19.

Good Luck with yours!......................DJ


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Thanks.

Using a weatherby with a 24 inch barrel. Should get a decent velocity out of it then.
 
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