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I am looking for your favorite .25/06 loads. I will be using the gun for varmint shooting, paper punching and WhiteTail hunting. I would like to hear your favorite loads using 75gr. to 120 gr. bullets. Thanks!
 
Posts: 487 | Location: Central Texas | Registered: 07 December 2001Reply With Quote
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My rifle is a pre64 M70 Win. with a Shilen 24in./ 1-10 twist barrel. Here's a few I like and please start a coulpe of grains under these.
1) 87gr. Sierra- 54.5grs of IMR4350--3485fps.
2) 90gr. Sierra HP- 56grs.of IMR 4831--3475fps. This load shoots three shot one hole groups in my gun and is the load I shoot for coyote calling.
3) 100gr.Speer BT- 53grs. of IMR4350--3310fps.
4) 120gr. Speer Grand Slam--53grs. of old surplus H4831--just over 3100fps. This is a great deer load, but not all gun like the Grand Slam.
All loads use Win. brass and CCI #200 primers.
 
Posts: 382 | Location: Lewiston, Idaho--USA | Registered: 11 February 2002Reply With Quote
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Check out www.huntingmag.com I think down low on the home page they have 25.06 loading data for you.
 
Posts: 13917 | Location: Texas | Registered: 10 May 2002Reply With Quote
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Hey Sharky,

Don't know how it'll work in your gun, or how safe it would be, but I load 100 grain Nosler Ballistic Tips in front of 56 grains of IMR4831 in Rem cases and Rem 91/2 primers. They shoot into less than 1/2" in two of my three rifles. Works great on everything from rockchucks to big mulies.

"Kills like chain lightnin'"
 
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For varmints, I use the Rem. 87 gr. HP, Rem. brass, Fed. 210 primer, and 58.0/H-4831. For deer and antelope, I use the 115 gr. Nosler partition, Rem. brass, Fed. 215 primer, and 54.5/IMR-7828. My rifle is a Rem. 700 Classic. The 115 gr. Partition load has also shot very well in 2 other .25-06s.

These loads are maximum in my rifle, so start a few grains below and work up.
 
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Thanks for the info Y'all. Please keep it coming! [Smile]
 
Posts: 487 | Location: Central Texas | Registered: 07 December 2001Reply With Quote
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100gr Nosler BT
54gr IMR 4831
CCI 200 pr
ww case
3267fps Rem Mountain Rifle 22in BBL
Jeff
 
Posts: 236 | Location: Oregon | Registered: 16 October 2001Reply With Quote
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Here are my findings that worked well in my new tikka

75 gr HP Hornady #2520
56 gr ar2213sc (h4831sc)
Primer WIN/ WLR
Shoots 1/2 moa

120 gr HP Hornady #2560
50.5 gr ar2213sc (h4831sc)
Primer WIN/WLR
Shoots 1 moa (still working on this one)
 
Posts: 217 | Location: Christchurch,New Zealand | Registered: 24 November 2001Reply With Quote
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I've been shooting Sierra's 100 gr Match King with 54 grains of H4831 SC with great results, in a Remington Sendero.
For a lot of years I shot buckets full of Speer's 100 gr. hollow points with 56 gr. of IMR or H 4831. This load was shot out of a Mark X barreled action in a target walnut stock. This sent a lot of groundhogs to thier reward.
I never tinkered with any other bullet weights for this caliber. Never saw the sense in shooting lighter bullets and I'd use a larger caliber for deer and such.
Jim
 
Posts: 6173 | Location: Richmond, Virginia | Registered: 17 September 2000Reply With Quote
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I have only took the Savage two times to the range but these loads did 1.5 inch @ 200 they are 90 gr. Sierra with 53 gr. of H4350 win. primer.... 75 gr. vmax h-4831 58 grains with CCI br primer [Razz]
 
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