264 Winn 127 LRX

They shot pretty decent out of my 24" X-Caliber (Savage Prefit). Pretty reliably 0.9-1.1 MOA (statistically significant group sizes and number of groups).

24", 1:8 twist
~3250-3275 fps
~66-67 gr of Retumbo

I loaded them for a buddy who wanted to borrow my rifle, but who's against lead bullets. He flattened a white tail at about 90 yards with one. He sent me a picture of the blood "trail", and it looked like something out of a horror movie. Deer death sprinted about 40 yards, and lost about 40 quarts...:eek:
 
Im going to give the 127 LRX and the 156 Berger a try see which ones shot the best. My barrel is a 1.75 twist. I have a PRC also that shots 140 grn bullets at 3100 fps so im looking at doing so real world fps comparing.
 
Im going to give the 127 LRX and the 156 Berger a try see which ones shot the best. My barrel is a 1.75 twist. I have a PRC also that shots 140 grn bullets at 3100 fps so im looking at doing so real world fps comparing.
1.75" twist? The 156 Berger thrives in 1:8' or faster. My .264 WM is 1:7" 26" built for the heavies, but I am still working on load development (pressure testing).
 
Yes its a 1.75 twist preferred blank barrel. I got from a member here that had it installed. I haven't shot it yet but look forward to working with the 264. I have worked with the 257 Weatherby and the 7 mm mag but never the 264 so it will be nice to try something different. I got some Retumbo,h1000 , ramshot magnum, and R26 so i have a few choices.
 
My custom 264WM has a 1:8" twist, perfect for those 127g LRX bullets.
My other 2 264WM's have factory 1:9" twists.

Retumbo is my go-to, but I use H50BMG in my custom with 150g ABLR.

Cheers.
 
Yes its a 1.75 twist preferred blank barrel. I got from a member here that had it installed. I haven't shot it yet but look forward to working with the 264. I have worked with the 257 Weatherby and the 7 mm mag but never the 264 so it will be nice to try something different. I got some Retumbo,h1000 , ramshot magnum, and R26 so i have a few choices.
WOWZER! I know that Berger recommends 1:8" or faster, but you might want to consult with them. I am interested in what they come up with. Below is what I got from Berger.
.264 WM 156 Berger.jpg


.264 156 Quickload from Berger.JPG


From an LRH member.

.264 load.JPG


Good luck!
 
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