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I am using a rebarreled Rem 700 with Lapua brass 6.5x284, cci200 or fed 210 primers, IMR4831. I am getting 3150 fps with 100 gr partitions, 51gr of 4831, first two shot are 1/2" or less, let cool then two more shot are inch away @ 1/2" apart. At 53 gr loads are gettiong hot. My loads are not very consistent without letting it cool for a while. Is there anything special I need to do the brass in sizing or should I reduce my load a bit. Any loads with 100gr partitons that work better? Thanks for help.
 
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Its your bedding or your scope. Doubt if this has anything to do with the reloads.

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How long is your barrel ?
I get 3140 with a 20 inch .257 Roberts.
You should be able to do somthing aproaching 3300 if you have a 24 or longer tube, mabye even faster.
Mabye a different powder is in order ?
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Originally posted by Barstooler:
Its your bedding or your scope. Doubt if this has anything to do with the reloads.

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could be onto it there. might also want to float that barrel while your at it
 
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It sounds to me like it's really not grouping that load well. I'd try different powders or different bullets. Years ago i had a 6mm. rem. that shot 2-shots in 1/4", then the next 3 went 1" lower and left. If i let it cool 30 minutes it would again put 2 shots in the original group and about 1/4". The problem was that the bbl. had been straightened and would revert to it's original location when it got warm. As it was used for low volume groundhog hunting i left it alone. Had a 1/4" varmint rifle as long as it didn't get hot. After it was warm it still shot about 5/8",but poi was 1" toward 7:30. As long as i remembered to compensate for this it wasn't really a problem.


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