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I am new to 30-06 I am looking for the most accurate and light bullet 110-125 gr
Do I need to crimp my cases? I am using a Savage bolt action. What are some accurate loads using my powders for my .223 Varget H4895 and 748 winchester


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best bullets in that weight for me has been 125 gr BT's no need to crimp get a loading manual or 2 or 3 don't go on internet loading data from guys that may or may not know what they hell they are doing
 
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Start with one of the '4350s', I like Hogdon. capt david


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best bullets in that weight for me has been 125 gr BT's no need to crimp get a loading manual or 2 or 3 don't go on internet loading data from guys that may or may not know what they hell they are doing
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There are no magic loads for anything but 748 should give good velocity with the light bullets.

Actually, the twist rate of an -06 is a bit too fast for best accuracy with light bullets so you may be disappointed.

Most loading manuals will provide sufficent data, or use the on-line sites of the powder companies themselves.
 
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best bullets in that weight for me has been 125 gr BT's no need to crimp get a loading manual or 2 or 3 don't go on internet loading data from guys that may or may not know what they hell they are doing
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I used to get some very good results with the Sierra 110 gr HP and 56.5 gr of IMR-4064. Start low and work up, since your rifle may not digest it as well as mine did. Good luck.


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