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| I've never tried 7828 but, have used RL22 with good results it is one step faster. Howevr given an option I would take Norma MRP. |
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| I have used both RL22 and IMR7828 and find both to perform extremely well in the 280AI. |
| Posts: 1496 | Location: behind the crosshairs | Registered: 01 August 2002 |
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| JustC, the previous poster took the words right out of my keyboard. I would add RL19 too though. But my .280AI seems to really thrive on 7828 and 22.
Cool round that gives a guy about 100-125 extra fps over a std .280 Rem. NO huge deal but for a gun nut you have to try at least one Ackley Improved round in your life.
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| Posts: 950 | Location: Cascade, Montana USA | Registered: 11 June 2000 |
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| Frank-just a curious but have you ever shot any 175's thru your 280 AI? Ideas on speed it would run?
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| Posts: 879 | Location: Bozeman,Montana USA | Registered: 31 October 2001 |
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| Mark,
I did shoot some 175 partitions through my AI but they were std .280 rounds that I had loaded for the 2000 RSA trip. They would not fit in my Wby ULW, and were originally loaded for the Rem 700 I had AI'd. Those fireformed fine and were very acurate. I noted what the OAL was and that was that.
I would guess that 2800 fps would be possible?? I haven't done nearly as much work with the 175's as I have with 150's and 160's.
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| Posts: 950 | Location: Cascade, Montana USA | Registered: 11 June 2000 |
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| You can reach 2750 maybe 2800 depending on the AOL your Magazine can handle. You need slow powder and the long bullets eat up case space. |
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| Has anyone tried Reloader 25? |
| Posts: 238 | Location: Memphis on the mighty Mississippi | Registered: 19 December 2002 |
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