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| I started out with Rl-26 and had only one pound and when I used it up I had plenty of RL-25. I used it for several months and it takes 2-3 more Grains. It is as good and perhaps a little faster and accuracy is fine. I put RL-26 on back order at Mid South and got 8 pounds within a few months. I now use both, plus others including Magpro. I use a fed 210M primer and have no complaints. Good luck it is a great round and rivals my .270 WSM’s as bean field Deer chamberings. Good Shooting.
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| Thank You for that I found some new Hornady data that includes RL 25 and RL 26 data. |
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| The fall issue of 2019 RIFLE magazine is devoted to 6.5 caliber chamberings. There is a huge section on the PRC. The Most extensive reloading info I have found on all the 6.5’s. This and the Hornady book have been very helpful to me. Good Shooting.
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