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| I don't have 140gr data but I do have some 150gr data.
I can't find my RL22 load data but it was a great powder for this caliber.
H4831sc @58.5gr with a 150gr smk seated at the lands yielded a .161" group.
59.5gr went into the.3's and .4's as well as 60.0gr (same groupings) I think the target being backed out to say 300yds would give a clearer answer but for accuracy potential the 58.5gr load was the winner. I didn't have my chrono yet so I don't have any speeds for you. HTH |
| Posts: 1496 | Location: behind the crosshairs | Registered: 01 August 2002 |
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| I have a 280AI with the shoulder moved foward. Case is just a little bigger. RL22 is my powder of choice. |
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| Hardley06 Take look in the nosler reloading manual, there are numerous loads listed for the 280AI. I have been loading for the 280 Rem for about 4 years now and every time I look for a reference, the 280AI calls to me. There are also loads listed for the cartridge in the single load compilation book for the .280Rem. Also, visit the reloading pages of this site. |
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| For the combination you have nothing beat N165. RL22,IMR4831 are good ones, and for plain accuracy w/out blistering speed is AA3100. Many powders shoot well. My rifles liked -.010" seating. |
| Posts: 370 | Location: Memphis, TN. U.S.A. | Registered: 24 July 2000 |
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| Hey Tim, did you ever try any RL25 with 150 grains or heavier bullets? |
| Posts: 238 | Location: Memphis on the mighty Mississippi | Registered: 19 December 2002 |
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| Seems like I jumped to 160`s from 140`s in the 280 AI and RL25 shot good. RL25 shines in the 6.5-06 AI for sure. |
| Posts: 370 | Location: Memphis, TN. U.S.A. | Registered: 24 July 2000 |
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| Hello Riflemen: Thanks for the information and I'll be using it tonight. I got to get this rifle sorted out soon as it will be chasing antelope after August 12. Hardley06 |
| Posts: 24 | Location: Medford, Or. | Registered: 10 August 2002 |
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