gjbugtosser
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Has anyone tried this combination? Going to be working up a load for a new Browning Xbolt with 24inch barrel. Can't find any data on this.
yeah, that's why I want to try the 4955. They market it as being temperature stable and reduced fouling. Being a relatively new powder, I realize that I get to be one of the guinea pigs.I got a little more velocity with 7828 compared to H1000. But 7828 was doing some very weird things as far a temp instability and over pressure. That does not work for me here in Southern Manitoba Canada. I need temp stable powders because I can have a 50-60 celcius temp swing from summer to winter. August can be plus 30C. Winter can be -30C.
I've heard 4831 is good in 25-06. I'm going to experiment with that also. Do you have a load with the 4831 and 115 gr. Bergers? If so, how many grains?I have two 25/06 rifles, and IMR 4831 has been a great powder in both, as well as the CCI 250 primer.
I have used the 115 Berger, and the 117 Sierra Game king. With both I've used 51grs of IMR 4831 with a CCI 250 and a R.P. case. The Berger get me 2940 ft/sec ( 22" tube ) with groups that average .725 at 100 yds. The 117 gr Sierra's an average of 2979 ft/sec with average groups of .850. All these groups are 5 shots and shot with my Model 1500 S&W. These loads are safe in my rifle, but you know the drill, back off 10% and work up. I've also used the Rem 9 1/2 M primer which also gave great results, but overall in both of my rifles the CCI 250 gave the better accuracy combined with velocity.I've heard 4831 is good in 25-06. I'm going to experiment with that also. Do you have a load with the 4831 and 115 gr. Bergers? If so, how many grains?