15 May 2003, 22:27
M.Fox Jancik7x65R Where to get dies for it and your favorite loads.
Please help me, my father is using double rifle in 7x65R and I would like to reload for him some heavy loads for wildboards, deers and other big european animals please advice what to use. I am using 6,5x55SE and I use bullets and brass from Lapua. Lapua does not produce 7mm at all so please advice.
16 May 2003, 00:46
ricciardelliLoading data:
http://stevespages.com/284_12.htmlLyman makes dies, as well as Hornady and RCBS.
16 May 2003, 02:20
M.Fox JancikThank you I was searching for dies till now only by lee because it is common here in our stores. I will probably buy RCBS with neck sizing, I have it for 6,5x55 and it works well. Thank you also for the reloading data.
RCBS certainly has dies for the 7x65R:
Category D Dies On this page there is more information - shell holder etc etc:
Die Reference Obviously, you can buy all these dies on-line, if nowhere else, then on the RCBS site, shopping page.
RCBS on-line storeThe RCBS site will probably not be the cheapest option around. Problem is whether any of the other reloading on-line distributors have 7x65R dies - or are willing to get them?? Both Natchez and Midsouth came up empty when I tried. Try a Google search for "7x65R dies"... You might hit pay-dirt.
Good luck - mike
Ah, Hornady also offers 7x65 dies - "specialty die series - #544314".
Call 1-800-338-3220 for more information - the webpage does not seem too informative, but here it is:
Hornady Product PageYou have to click on "Rifle Dies" link on this page...
- mike
[ 05-15-2003, 20:06: Message edited by: mho ]16 May 2003, 06:18
<eldeguello>I would recommend you use a premium 175-grain bullet for boar and Hirsch, preferably the Nosler Partition, the Barnes X, or the new Nosler Accuracy Bonded bullets.
16 May 2003, 17:58
JameisterTry IMR 4350 and H4350 powders for accuracy.
these seem to be the best of the ones I have been trying.
What rifle are you loading for? some break actions require modest pressures, while some designs are able to approach 280 Remington loads, which are about 5=10% Hotter.
You can use 280 Remington loads if you start well below maximums.
16 May 2003, 20:25
M.Fox JancikThanks all of you,
At this moment I am thinking about RCBS dies, Barnes X bullets and 4350 I am already using for heavy loads for 6,5x55SE so I have no problem. Anyway if you have some good hunting loads please write them.
Thanks,
Fox