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Reloading
VV 500 series powders
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<blockquote data-quote="bamban" data-source="post: 2842271" data-attributes="member: 17722"><p>In addition, we were running the 215s through our 26 and 28 inch 30-06s over 2800. The 26 is CF Bartlein, the 28 is a KBI. We're using 59.5 of N560, and 54 grains of RL17. RL 17 pressure spiked in the heat, the N560 at 30 FPS less remained stable, and shot around 3/4 MOA at 1K. The original powder charges were derived during load work last winter.</p><p></p><p>I forgot to take pictures of the set up on the range. Had the Fx120i and Autotrickler V3 inside the Taco cap on top of the Truck Vault. The Arbor press and Wilson inline dies on the bumper step.</p><p></p><p>The calm wind was good for the reloading set up, I still dropped the cap back cover during charges. Good for loading ammo, terrible for comfort when shooting. Yesterday when the wind in the morning was up to 12, it wasn't as bad</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bamban, post: 2842271, member: 17722"] In addition, we were running the 215s through our 26 and 28 inch 30-06s over 2800. The 26 is CF Bartlein, the 28 is a KBI. We're using 59.5 of N560, and 54 grains of RL17. RL 17 pressure spiked in the heat, the N560 at 30 FPS less remained stable, and shot around 3/4 MOA at 1K. The original powder charges were derived during load work last winter. I forgot to take pictures of the set up on the range. Had the Fx120i and Autotrickler V3 inside the Taco cap on top of the Truck Vault. The Arbor press and Wilson inline dies on the bumper step. The calm wind was good for the reloading set up, I still dropped the cap back cover during charges. Good for loading ammo, terrible for comfort when shooting. Yesterday when the wind in the morning was up to 12, it wasn't as bad [/QUOTE]
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