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| I know they are not barn burners, but try 53.5 grains of either IMR or AA4350 behind the 120 Ballistic tip. Mine are super accurate (read 1/2" or less) and easy on the rifle. I don't know how yours will do. Mine is a sporter weight 24" Douglas with a 1:9 twist. This is my deer load. None have taken more than a step or two regardless of where they were hit. They chrono at 3000fps gove or take 5fps.
If I need to go faster, I have a 264 Win Mag. |
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| Thank you larrys, I will load them up and try them. No reason to toss them when they will take a deer. |
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| I am a 6.5 nut and have had a 6.5-06, I have a custom 6.5-06 AI, and a custom .264 Win Mag. I can say this without any reserve, get yourself some RL25, this goes well with the 120`s. I won`t quote charge weights due to the long throating of my chamber. I am just trying to get things worked out on the new .264 but can say that with 140`s that H1000 is working well, H5010 was accurate but I think I stopped short of max. So much to do. |
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| Thanks Tim, I have both powders on the shelf, and I will try them out in the future. |
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