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Does anyone have any recommendations for accuracy loads for the 338-378 weatherby? Thanks - Larry b. | ||
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I have a few that work in my rifle. Nosler 200 Ballistic Tip 114.0 H1000 Federal 215 magnum primer Weatherby brass Groups average under .75 Velocity 3464 average Barnes 225 "X" 116.5 Retumbo Federal 215 magnum primer Weatherby brass Group average .550 velocity average 3300 Sierra 250gr Game King 120.0 H870 Federal 215 magnum primer Weatherby brass Group average .870 velocity average 3225 Those are three loads that always work for me. I bought several hundred of Barnes original 250gr spitzer with the .049 jacket and those were lucky to be under three inches with any powder used. The 275gr Speer semi spitzer works well but its out of production. I am still waiting for a shipment of 300gr Hawk rt bullets. These loads are all very safe in my rifle. | |||
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Larry, I've got a slough of loads for all kinds of bullets. Is there anything in particular you're looking for bullet wise? I've worked with Nosler Partitions, Ballistic Tips, Barnes XLC's, Scirroco's, Matchkings, etc. This is with a half dozen powders. My gun has a custom barrel and thus doesn't have the freebore, but my loads will atleast give you a starting point. You might also check www.realguns.com and look at Joe's 338/378 info there, that would get you started. | |||
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The New Lyman manual 48 lists several loads and bullets. Scout Master 54 | |||
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first, start with hard coal, ground fine.... damn, that case uses lots of powder jeffe | |||
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You're not kidding. My load for the 210 gr. Barnes XLC's uses 132 gr. of H-870. That baby will easily gulp down a canister of powder in a sitting or two. | |||
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