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<BigBob> |
WOLF, I have several loads for the 7mm-08. All of these loads are book max and should be worked up to. Rifle-Win. M-70 Sierra 140 grain SBT-CCI 200-Rem. cases-43.0 grains H-Varget-Vel=2805fps. Sierra 120 grain SPT-CCI 250-Federal cases-48.5 grains of W-760-Vel=2967fps. Rifle-Rem. M-700 BDL Nosler 140 grain B.T.-CCI BR2-Win. cases-44.0 grains H-Varget-Vel=2883fps. Rifle-Rem. M-700 BDL #2 Nosler 140 grains Pt.-CCI BR2-Win. cases-44.0 grains H-Varget-Vel=2866fps. E.S.=8.2 FPS--S.D.=3.6 FPS. I had the best results with H-Varget in all three of these rifles. I hope that this is of some help. Good luck. | ||
one of us |
My 7-08 Remington likes Varget too. Use same loads as Big Bob, My first two shots print over each other. After that I forget what I am doing..... 44gr. Varget, 140gr. Nos. Ballistic. Later. | |||
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one of us |
My favorite hunting load is the 139 Horn SP over 42.5 gr Varget with a Rem primer seated .015 of the lands. I also have had good results with the 145 Speer sp over 50 gr of R19 (highly compressed)and the 140 Nosler BT with 46.5 gr IMR4350. The most accurate load I`ve found in my Walther bbl`ed M700 is the 120 Horn V-Max and 45gr of Varget,Rem 9 1/2 primer, Win case, THIS IS VERY WARM in my rifle be sure to start lower. | |||
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<Ohaygen> |
mine likes varget also. 42gr.w/139gr. Hornady SP about 2750 fps. | ||
<Fanback> |
My 708 does great with a variety of powders. The ones mentioned do very well with 120 and 140 Gr bullets. I have settled on ww760 for 140 Gr and H380 for 120 Gr just because these powders meter so well. | ||
Moderator |
quote:This is also my favorite load, and I've shot thousands of em through 3 different 708s... but... A friend bought a 708, on my suggestion, and then got brass and bullets... he got the nickle remingtons... and so I threw together some loads and took it to the range. With the nickle brass, it rifle started showing pressure at 41 grains. Which gives credence to every rifle is a creature unto itself. Yet, with brass brass, it took the 42.5 easy. Interesting issue, that I can't figure unless the nickle cases have either less capacity, or the hardness impacts it somehow... or both... Anyway, that's a pretty good top load, and it seems to do alright with 140BTs as well, but you might want to start working up from 39.5 grains to get there jeffe | |||
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<Varmint Hunter> |
Just to be different: After doing a little research, I purchased a fresh can of Varget to shoot in a new Tikka 7-08. While the Varget produced extremely low SD, it only produced mediocre accuracy. Top shooting powders in my rifle proved to be H4895 and H4350. Either one easily shoots under .5" @ 100yds with hunting bullets. I do use match quality brass, primers, dies and loading methods. VH | ||
<Iain Marshall> |
Hi there, I use IMR 4895 with great results in my Remington 700 a load of 46.5gr with a Nosler 120gr Ballistic tip for 3150 fps this load groups .75moa and is an outstanding deer load. good shooting | ||
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I can duplicate Hornady "Light Magnum" performance in my 7mm-08 M700 Mountain Rifle with 43gr IMR 4064 behind a 140gr Nosler Ballistic Tip. 2850fps from a 22" barrel. Very low SD. Good consistant "hunting" load. | |||
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