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Greetings all of us who are bionic! Over the years, I’ve had bi lateral shoulder and knee replacements. After the shoulder replacements, I was back driving in a couple of weeks. My orthopedic surgeon suggested I get a lighter recoiling rifle than my trusty WW 2 military surplus.30-06. To this...

I use 79.1 grains of Magnum behind a 180 grain Barnes TTSX. I don’t know the muzzle velocity but I get 1/2” groups at 200 yards. My rifle is a R1 Benelli.

I use 79 grains of Ramshot magnum in my Benelli R1 in .300 Win Mag with 180 grain Barnes TTSX bullets and get excellent results. I can cover 2 shots with a quarter

Thanks for sharing! I’m sure happy for you. Nice trip!

Yuk!

I needed two lbs to finish out 400 rounds of brass I have on hand

I was looking at the Barnes load data for the 180 grain TTSX and MagPro isn’t listed.

Thanks. I’ll see if I can find some.

I definitely recommend load development! I used different powders, COAL, and grain weight. Same bullet (Barnes 180 gr. TTSX) and different cases. CCI Magnum primers. I found no difference in case manufacturers but did ensure cases were within SAMMI specs.

I bought two lbs of Ramshot magnum powder off of Gunbroker this week, New old stock. By the time I sent off the USPS check (no way to use a credit card) with all fees, was $176.19. $29.00 for two day delivery, Washington state sales tax of $14.00 or so dollars plus $25.00 shipping. It all adds up.

I use Ramshot magnum in my Benelli R 1 chambered for .300 Win Mag with excellent accuracy. Two shots at 200 yards that can be covered with a quarter.

Greetings! I use 79 grains of Ramshot magnum in my Benelli R1. 3.340 COAL using Barnes 180 gr. TTSX and get a group of 3 in the area of a quarter coin

I’ve seen them advertised on Midsouth for 499.99

Greetings! I’ve had shoulder replacement surgery and here in Washington state I am eligible to use a crossbow, My doctor filled out the required paperwork & sent it in and now I have a Wicked ridge crossbow . Kinda noisy but gets the job done.

I have a Benelli R 1 in .300 Win Mag & I get 1 inch groupings at 200 yards with hand loaded ammo