.300 Win Mag
Berger 190 VLDH
H1000
What kind of speed are you getting? I have a stupid accurate load at 2850avg.
Berger 190 VLDH
H1000
What kind of speed are you getting? I have a stupid accurate load at 2850avg.
Does any load the following.....
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dfanonymous
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I don't use the 190VLDs but I'm getting about that speed with a 212 gr ELD with 77 something grains of h1000 and a 26 inch barrel.
That's not a bad thing though. Not every accuracy node needs to exceed max load and be max velocity.
That's not a bad thing though. Not every accuracy node needs to exceed max load and be max velocity.
Buttermilk
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I've had excellent results in two Rem 700 300WM's using IMR7977 powder which is not available any longer with the Berger 190 VLDH bullet. I get impressive accuracy and 3,100 fps from one gun (26" bbl) and 3,050 fps from the other (24" bbl).
I will likely switch to H1000 when I run out of the 7977, or possibly Grand powder.
I've used H1000 with other bullets in the 300 WM but not the Berger 190 VLDH.
I will likely switch to H1000 when I run out of the 7977, or possibly Grand powder.
I've used H1000 with other bullets in the 300 WM but not the Berger 190 VLDH.
Thanks guys. I was just wondering if I was leaving too much velocity on the table. I have shot this load, out of this rifle, past 1k and it is really, really good. I think I will just be happy with it and the extra life my barrel will get from it.
I had an accuracy load using H1000 with the Berger 190's very close to yours(2875) in my 24" Remington 700 Milspec.
Frank in the Laurels
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I don't think any animal can survive a hit at 2850fps from a 190 gr bullet...hunt away !
buckbrush
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There is only 0.2MIL more of a wind hold where you're at vs. trying to get another 150 fps out of it. That's about a 1 mph difference in wind. It's hard to call the wind that well.
