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I just ordered 250 30 cal 180gr partitions for my 06 and was wondering what the fav powder is for this wieght? I have H4350 avail but also really like RL22.
 
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Both powders are well suited to that bullet weight and bore size, so you can't go wrong with either. FWIW, I'm partial to IMR 4350, a powder that has proven itself over decades of use. With maximum loads, I doubt there is a 100f/s difference between the two powders.
 
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I agree with buckshot. IMR-4350 is hard to beat.


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+3 on the H4350
 
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I'll have to suggest RL22 because it's simply impossible to get too much into the case.
(one of the reasons I have some "reloader" friends using it instead of some other propellant)

However some rifles don't like RL22.

I will strongly recommend lighting it up with a magnum primer, preferably a federal 215.

I believe that the people who have "issues" with RL22 in the 30-06 areusing standard primers.

I learned that little detail long ago...
My brothers 270win wouldn't shoot a Nosler Partition with any ammount of IMR4350, IMR 4831 or H4831, so we switched to RL22, RL22 even with a compressed charge would "smoke" the case necks and shoulders.

Reducing and working back up with Federal
215's showed no smokey necks and no pressure signs and sub-MOA accuracy.

Oh the bullet in his 270? 130gr Nosler partition.

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RL19 pushes them very, very well in one of my rifles. I use standard LR primers
 
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I agree they both should work well, but if you are going to hunt in very cold weather, I would use the easier to light powder - 4350.

I've worked up loads with RL22 at 70 - 80F that felt a little weak at 15F. I can't tell if it was real or heavier clothing, but it's my perception.
 
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I would have to agree with what has been said here. IMR-4350 H-4350 RL-22 RL-19.
I have a bunch waiting for my 06 to come back from MPI stocks.
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I have H4350 avail but also really like RL22.


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I've done so many loads in my 06's (three different rifles) that I am a firm believer in 4350. The RL's were fine, but 4350 has given me outstanding accuracy.
 
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if you want to get top velocity from your 06 use R22 or MRP and work up to a vel of 2850, this in a 24 inch tube, otherwise just stick with H4350 if you have a 22 inch tube
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