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Anybody shoot a .284 Win?
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My son has a .284 Win in a Ruger M77 flatbolt that he got from my father who bought it new. We've found some good loads for it with 150 grain bullets and IMR-4350 and a few loads with IMR-4064 and 130 grain bullets.
What are you all shooting?
 
Posts: 5604 | Location: Eastern plains of Colorado | Registered: 31 October 2005Reply With Quote
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Apparently the .284 withered and died and I didn't even know it!

No one loads for this round anymore?
 
Posts: 5604 | Location: Eastern plains of Colorado | Registered: 31 October 2005Reply With Quote
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Just loaded up some yesterday. 57gr IMR 4350 with the 139 sst. Won't say it'll shoot but i'd like to think it will. 4350 and the 284 g hand in hand. you can also try RL19. might give a tad more velocity.


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Posts: 411 | Location: Southeastern Pa | Registered: 30 September 2002Reply With Quote
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Thanks lofter I was beginning to think the .284 was not in use anymore!
Keep me posted on how that load works out.
 
Posts: 5604 | Location: Eastern plains of Colorado | Registered: 31 October 2005Reply With Quote
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I got a 6.5 x 284, does that count?


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Posts: 2327 | Location: The Sunny South! St. Augustine, FL | Registered: 29 May 2004Reply With Quote
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OK... Just so you won't feel lonely, I have a pre-64 Winchester M88 in 284. She's all origional and pretty much a 'Safe Queen", but I take it out to the range from time to time. If I were to pick one povder for it, it would be H4350.


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I've got a Savage Model 99 in 284. Currently I've been trying Hornady 139 gr and Barnes 130 gr. With both I was using RL-15 but I think I'm going to try something else as I'm getting hard to extract brass with both even though I'm nowhere near max. With the Barnes, the velocity at which I was supposedly getting with the charge that was agreeable to my chamber, wasn't up to snuff with my 7x57 loads. Accuracy was suitable for hunting.
 
Posts: 350 | Location: GA by way of PA, OH, KY, TX, VA, and NC | Registered: 10 November 2005Reply With Quote
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I shoot a 284 winchester and am quite fond of the old round,my favorite loads are with IMR 4350 and 160 gr. bullets....
 
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Ruger 77, 54 grains of 4350, 150 partition, 2.90 OAL, CCI 250 magnum primers.

Chrono at 2850, and has killed 2 elk and an antelope in the last 2 years. I certainly have nothing to complain about
 
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Hey jvy is your Ruger a new one, old one, MarkII, Flat bolt?
How long is the barrel?
 
Posts: 5604 | Location: Eastern plains of Colorado | Registered: 31 October 2005Reply With Quote
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got a Winchester Model 100, 284.....very accurate and comfortable to shoot.
 
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It is the tang-safety model, but not a flat bolt. Has the 22-inch barrel. The basic original model 77.
 
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Mine is an HS precision and I cant decide between these two loads:

140g accubond with 59g H4831SC = 2885fps

168g berger VLD with 55g RL 19 = 2775

Both are loaded way too long to fit the magazine however.
 
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I just remembered about another load that worked well, and my old win model 88 really liked it too.

120g barnes TSX with 57g H4350 = 3000 fps
 
Posts: 153 | Location: Omaha, NE | Registered: 06 December 2004Reply With Quote
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Uh....ya'll need to go over to 6mmBR and check out a guy named Ballard. If you go to precisionriflesales.com (Mebane, NC) then click on the link for "New F Class Open 1000 yard World Record Set"..this guy built the rifle. Thinking might just see a comeback of the .284 Win. Plus if I am not mistaken there are some loads he used to set this. I also know this guy Ballard is on YouTube with the rifle. Hope this helps.


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Posts: 171 | Location: Eastern North Carolina | Registered: 29 March 2007Reply With Quote
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Jvy mind telling me where you hit those elk , i shoot 284 win blr , no complaints at all , 42 inch moose , ect , thanks
 
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check with malcom forbes at New Ultra Light Arms. I have read that he builds quite a few rifles in this chambering.
 
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It spawned a few factory rounds such as 450 bushmaster and 30 REM AR, I think its worth it. I own an old Winchester Model and love it.
 
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Originally posted by cobrad:
check with malcom forbes at New Ultra Light Arms. I have read that he builds quite a few rifles in this chambering.


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Re-15 will grant 120X's to 3225fps and 140X's to 2925fps in a 24" 2.810" COAL 700 boltgun.
 
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I realize that you are at the mercy of doing the best you can do...which of course does much to inflate the inherent humor.

Fairly priceless,when viewed in context!
 
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Go to this thread.

http://forums.accuratereloadin...451086371#5451086371



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