tnek13
Well-Known Member
Varget 43 to 45.5 grains and Sierra 165 Game Kings HPBT or it's brother
I use 45 gr in my 500 yard gong gun but Bl-C(2) in my Mod 7. The 45 gr load is kind of hot; primer pockets eventually get loose. I might dial it down some...40gr of Varget, 180gr Interlock and fed210 primer.
My pet load for years now in 308 is 165 gr. Speer B.T.S.P. #2034 with 42 gr. IMR 4064 2485 F.P.S. I have tried it in many 308 rifles and shoot fantastically in all!!!!!!!Hey guys, do any of you know of a hunting load that shoots well in lots of rifles in .308, similar to like a Federal gold medal match?
I have a Winchester model 88 passed down from my dad that I would like to load some rounds for, but I don't have the time or components to spend working up a load.
I currently have Some IMR4064, H4350, and H4831SC on hand as well as a bunch of 208g AMAXs and some other stuff.
Excellent. Thank you. Which primer? I have a couple boxes of 210s and a bunch of CCI 200s and BR2s.My pet load for years now in 308 is 165 gr. Speer B.T.S.P. #2034 with 42 gr. IMR 4064 2485 F.P.S. I have tried it in many 308 rifles and shoot fantastically in all!!!!!!!
My grandfather killed a untold number of bears, deer and elk with his model 88 and Remington green box 180 grain corelocs. That gun still sits in our family gun safeThe Winchester eighty eightis a fine rifle. But it has a weak grip area simply because of its design be careful shooting anything "heavy ", if it were my rifle it would not shoot anything heavier than 150 grain bullet And at that it makes a fine deer rifle for the typical hunter