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A good friend (who sold off all his reloading stuff years ago) just bought Will's 450 NE Sabatti from the AR classifieds. I am going to load for him, and am just looking for whatever you 450 guys might have cooked up for these bullets. All things considered, I'd prefer to avoid using filler.
 
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Start with Will.


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Use the search for the loads! It's been discussed at lenght and there are some fine ones!


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Start out with a load for a 480 gr and you should be close.
 
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I sold a 500-450 recently and have a bunch of reloads for it. The bullets are 480 grains IIRC. Also have the reloading dies.....Can you use any of it????
 
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If avoiding filler is a requirement, then a slow powder such as IMR 4831. Charge will be somewhere in the 90-95 grains depending on the rifle with a heavier bullet of 480-500 grains. For a 450-grain bullet, a bit more powder maybe, but you will have to do a bit of load adjusting for regulation.
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If avoiding filler is a requirement, then a slow powder such as IMR 4831. Charge will be somewhere in the 90-95 grains depending on the rifle with a heavier bullet of 480-500 grains. For a 450-grain bullet, a bit more powder maybe, but you will have to do a bit of lad adjusting for regulation.
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Cal is right on the 450NE 3 1/4 inch! That is a good starting point with either bullet.

I like to stick with the original bullet weight in a double rifle simply because the vintage doubles were always regulated with the 480 gr bullet so that is what I have always used. I like the H-4831sc powder rather than the longer cut H-4831. The sc powder also runs through a powder measure of trickler better.

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Thanks, guys!
Oddly, I called Hornady today, fishing for info. They sent me data for their 480 DG bullets, and it shows a max load for IMR4831 of 88.5gr for a velocity of 2100. I spoke with Butch Searcy and he suggested 96gr of IMR4831, which is consistent with the numbers suggested here. The Graeme Wright book lists 95gr for a 480gr Woodleigh. It looks like working up will be the order of the day. The Hornady data looks like an outlier.
 
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