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7mm STW
7mm STW Reloading Thread
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<blockquote data-quote="Catskills" data-source="post: 1456774" data-attributes="member: 106302"><p>In my experience, it's the luck of the draw. I've had a couple rifles that were stupid slow—-a Ruger 77 and a Tikka T 3x, both in 30-06. One had to be pushed hard to get 180s at 2700, and the other, to get 165s to 2800. As I recall, factory 180s shot 2525. Drove me nuts...although both shot very well with IMR4350. My Sako probably has the fastest barrel I've worked with in 30 years of hand-loading. I was surprised enough with the speed to check with a buddies chronograph. There was no perceptible difference.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Catskills, post: 1456774, member: 106302"] In my experience, it’s the luck of the draw. I’ve had a couple rifles that were stupid slow—-a Ruger 77 and a Tikka T 3x, both in 30-06. One had to be pushed hard to get 180s at 2700, and the other, to get 165s to 2800. As I recall, factory 180s shot 2525. Drove me nuts...although both shot very well with IMR4350. My Sako probably has the fastest barrel I’ve worked with in 30 years of hand-loading. I was surprised enough with the speed to check with a buddies chronograph. There was no perceptible difference. [/QUOTE]
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