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| I like Reloader-22 and IMR 4831 for the light ones(145-154). H870 or H570 for the 175 grainers.
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| I have my best luck with H4831 and 4831sc with the 140's. My 7 mag won't shoot any bullets heavier than that worth a darn.
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| IMR 7828 and RL22.
As usual just my $.02
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| imr4831 & rl22 with 160 gr, h4350 with 139 interbonds... |
| | | Posts: 1125 | Location: near atlanta,ga,usa | Registered: 26 September 2001 |
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| IMR 7828 and V-V N160. Both powders put my 7m/m mag (26"bbl) over 3050FPS with 160 grain bullets.
I also load Sierra's 160 grain HPBT interchangeably with the partition, and both shoot to the same point of impact with N-160. I really like that powder. |
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| I am using Ramshot Magnum with good results. It is both easy metering and temp insensitive. |
| | | Posts: 46 | Location: Colfax WA | Registered: 21 August 2003 |
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| I have been using IMR4831 with Nosler 150 gr bullets, the NBT will group 1/2" @100 and Partition 3/4-1" at 100. In this particular rifle I have found closer to max seems to provide the most consistant accuracy for a 3 - 5 shot grouping (1 - 2 gr below posted max in Nosler 4th).
I just got some RL22 and loaded it behind 140gr Barnes TSX, it averaged under 1" with 1 grain off published max (69gr). However I experienced a sticky bolt, yet no signs of excessive pressure shown. Does anybody find RL22 fincky in high heat (it was over 80 the entire time I was shooting last evening)? I also found stick with my 67 gr tsx load and even a few factory loaded NBT's, so not sure if my throat is just tight or what. Never had this type of trouble in the past then again I also never have shot when so warm....ah isn't it fun!
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| RL25 and Retumbo for 160 and above. RL22 and IMR7828 below 160. |
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| I tried RL22 and IMR4831 in mine and am using H4831 and H1000 for the 160gr bullet |
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| My best luck for 140 - 160g bullets has been with RL 22. |
| | | Posts: 498 | Location: Georgia | Registered: 13 January 2002 |
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| My best 140-grain load uses H4831, and for 175-grainers I prefer IMR 7828...
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| RL 22 has been my favorite.
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| | | Posts: 2788 | Location: gallatin, mo usa | Registered: 10 March 2001 |
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| quote: Originally posted by AAdams:
I have a new 7mm mag in sendero with a 26''barrel.I would like to know what the best powder would be for the 150gr b.t. by nosler.thanks for any help.
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| H1000
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| I've had excellent results with H1000, and like the fact that it's a Hodgdon Extreme powder and can be relied to be temperature insensitive. Very consistent behind Hornady 162 A-maxs and 154 SSTs.
Tim
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| | | Posts: 136 | Location: The People's Republic of Maryland--Hah! | Registered: 19 April 2005 |
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| I like, and my 7mm Rem Mag likes Accurate Arms " Magnum Rifle Powder"! This powder is also known as AA-3100! Very clean and accurate!
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| | | Posts: 454 | Location: Russell (way upstate), NY - USA | Registered: 11 July 2003 |
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| I've had good luck with RL19 - 63.5g under the Accubond 160g.
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