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Has anyone tried Retumbo for reloading 470NE, Hogdon shows lower pressures and no need for any case filler. | ||
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My guess is it might be hard to regulate as you will have more barrel time. But you never know until you try. Mac | |||
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Yes, I would think that Retumbo would be way too slow-burning. Rel 15 has been my choice in DRs. | |||
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Ish, Give IMR 7977 a try. I had really good luck with it in my 470NE 470 Nitro Express and IMR 7977 powder-A positive reloading experience "Diligentia - Vis - Celeritas" NRA Benefactor Member Member DRSS | |||
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Retumbo is definitely not the powder for DR's. I've used RL15 with a foam filler.....easy to make your own. Gary | |||
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I was picking up some pistol powder and Retumbo was sitting there so I thought I would try it. 122 grains regulated very well. I have been using IMR 7977 and the only difference would be lower pressure. | |||
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Historically and for good reason Id opt for IMR-4831 or IMR-4350 in most doubles..Hodgen 4831 and 4350 is also satisfactory..These powders have been working for ions..Ive played with others but always returned to the above in that they get more velocity at less pressure..I know others that use several different powders and Ive tried their loads, but apparently they had no chronograph..I sent one group on a buffalo hunt, all had new Searcys and they went to great lengths to get super accurate loads..Had a hard time killing their buffs, got back home and I chronographed their super loads, 933 FPS, go figure on that one!! Ray Atkinson Atkinson Hunting Adventures 10 Ward Lane, Filer, Idaho, 83328 208-731-4120 rayatkinsonhunting@gmail.com | |||
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