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just started shooting this calibre and need some help with home rolling some 129 hornady and nosler 125`s for deer. | ||
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I gave a recipe in your 15 Jan inquiry for 129gr Hornadys. BH1 There are no flies on 6.5s! | |||
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Work up to 47 grains of R19 or you could work up to 46 grains of Ramshot Hunter. | |||
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try H4350 or H4831sc I cant wait for the 130 gr Nosler Accubond to come out so I can switch to it in my custom 260. Ive been using 130 gr Barnes TSX and they work great but pretty expensive for deer hunting! | |||
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Todd, Is this what you are waiting for? http://www.midwayusa.com/eproductpage.exe/showproduct?saleitemid=262178 | |||
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yup thats it, but it will be spring time or so before we see any up here in Canada I bet ![]() | |||
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Here is what I am currently using with the 125 partition. Rem Brass Fed Gm210M primers 48.5 gns H-4831 or H-4831sc if you prefer You will have to find the OAL that suits your rifle best. Runs 2840 fps average and is more than accurate for what I do with it. Drop down a couple of grains and slowly work up. Here is a link to Hodgdon 260 Data http://www.hodgdon.com/data/rifle/260rem.php Grab a Nosler #5 Manual if you can and others for comparisions on what you are looking at loading. Good luck | |||
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