the jigger
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100gr Partition and IMR4831.
First year with the 25-06 and am planning on using the 110gr Accubond because of prior experience with 7mm-08 and 300 RUM with the Accubonds. Any of the above will work just fine, but your rifle should tell you what it wants.
For what it's worth, I know the Berger's are extremely accurate killers and I use them for paper or varmints in all of the rifles I own, but I don't really like the idea of sending thousands of tiny pieces of lead throughout the meat I intend on feeding my family with.
That's why you shoot them in the vitals, and not the shoulder.
And based on my experiences, Accubonds can still grenade, and they can also pencil-through with a failure to open.
So Berger's don't open up when they hit vitals??? Ok...
A fragmenting bullet is designed to fragment, Berger's are designed to shed 40 - 90% of mass in itty-bitty pieces of fragmented lead. Hey, I really don't care if you use them, some guys really dig that bang-flop deal. I kind of like walking a blood trail over eating toxic metal, but that's just my opinion... And I really hate to waste a good shoulder that could go on the smoker. So I never aim shoulder!!!
Hopefully I'll have my reloading set up, up and running before this coming deer season.100 grain ballistic tips over 4350
Will you be testing any of the heavier bullets, ELD match 130s from Hornaday?110 gr Nosler accubond and 115 gr Barnes tsx, Max load taken from the Hornady #9 reloading Manuel, Reloader 25 both going just over 3300 fps, velocity verified over multiple chronographs. David Murphy, my fluffy Murphy.
I have the 112FLVSS. 26" Barrel. Hornady 117 SST. Very accurate and deadly on Whitetails, Audad and hogs.26" Bbl Savage 112, HbN coated 115 Berger with 0.010" jump, IMR7977, BR2 primer, Norma brass, 3231fps. Worked great on caribou last fall and this winter.
Reuben