Gary in MD
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Always use hand loads. I'm mostly using IMR 7828 right now but have also used RL22 for years with quite good success.
257 weatherby with 110 accubond at 3600 fps
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JamesWilson5
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7828ssc is good powder mine just didn't like it
I have loaded for 4 different Weatherby rifles. I learned different loads like different primers as well. I have used both LR and LRM from Remington 9 1/2 LR to Federal 215M to CCI 200 LR. Sometimes, changing the primer might be exactly what you need.
JamesWilson5
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Might try that i use fed 215 lrm
72-73g of R#22 with fed 215 with the 100's.
87g Speer Hot Core with R#19 at 4100+ flops deer.
87g Speer Hot Core with R#19 at 4100+ flops deer.
JamesWilson5
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How do the hot core do and do they exit
87's do not always exit, but they are laying in their tracks. We butcher our deer, and with the 87s, you can not distinguish the heart from the lungs, it is a blended mess. Amazing accuracy with the 87s.
Varmiter71
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I have a 10 twist 25 cal wildcat that beats weatherby by about 200fps and I couldn't keep partitions from falling like that on game. Only thing is they didn't always penetrate deep enough to kill the animal.
I switched to Barnes. This was back in the 90's so there wasn't a lot of good choices.
I switched to Barnes. This was back in the 90's so there wasn't a lot of good choices.
JamesWilson5
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I tried barnes ttsx i got bad results
I have never seen 100g Partitions fail, I have seen two exits were the base seperated from the front, which I expect.
