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I just built one one on a nice Weimer action. Any pet loads out there?


John Deer tractors and Sako rifles....just doesn't get much better.
 
Posts: 51 | Location: NC Missouri | Registered: 31 December 2006Reply With Quote
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What twist is it? I have a 1-8 twist and used 107 SMK on a couple whitetail does. This is not a good bullet past 400 yds. for deer but worked well inside this. I used 44 gr H4350 with Norma brass and Fed. Match primers. This load of 4350 is VERY accurate but stretched the primer pockets in the Norma going 3150 fps so I switched to Lapua brass and it is a significant improvement. I got the rifle right before deer season and the gunsmith only worked up loads for the SMK but I have since started using 105 A-Max and still haven't found a great load.

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Posts: 12 | Location: North Central Nebraska | Registered: 25 April 2006Reply With Quote
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I have one with a 8 twist barrel and I shoot 51.5gr of reloaded 22 with 105gr Hornady AMAX. It works great in my gun
 
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This one is a one in nine....I was hoping to stabalize the 75-105 gr bullets.....will find out as soon as the weather moderates. Regards, Rick.


John Deer tractors and Sako rifles....just doesn't get much better.
 
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You might well try an 85 grain bullet and the 4831 or R22 powders. Very accurate in my 1 in 10.






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I have found the bullets of choice for deer to be 95 gr Noslers, Barnes X types, or Sierra GS. I had troubles with regular type bullets at my velocities.
 
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