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Barnes site seems to be down right now. Anybody got any real time loads using the 175 LRX bullet in a 300 WM? Also everybody seems to be out of 270 129 gr. LRXs and my rifle just loves them. Contacted Graf & Sons, Sinclair, Brownells, Bass Pro, Cabelas and Sportsman's Warehouse with no luck.

Any help out there????

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Mark


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Been waiting for some replies to your post. Since none have been forthcoming, here we go.
300 Win- 76 grains of Reloder 22 behind the 175 LRX in Nosler brass-3100FPS. This in a Ruger Hawkeye 24" barrel. This is the most accurate load for this rifle. 168 TTSX @ 3150 was similar in accuracy.
Friends 300 Weatherby Mk5 Alaskan, 26" barrel- 81 grains of RL22, Nosler brass, 3200 fps. As accurate as anything we've tried in this rifle.
Tried a few in my Hawkeye 300 RCM, don't recall the particulars, but very accurate for this rifle.
Friend headed for the Snake River Unit in Oregon in a week or so and expect a post kill report upon his return. Good hunt and a very successful elk killer he is.
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Steve,

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RWS brass, GM215, IMR4831 72.5,3.30 OAL -- shoots very well for me
 
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If you have manual number 4 just use the 180 grn TSX data


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Mark,
After posting, I checked the Barnes website for load data again and they are now listing data specific to the LRX in certain calibers- the 300Win being one of them.
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