I loaded some today. the 140, 145 and 150 grainers were loaded with hunter. Have 5 different loads for each bullet weight. I also loaded some with AA4350 and RE17. The 130 grainer are sitting on top of both the AA and RE17. I didn't load the 130's with hunter just yet. Pretty much started at 52.5 grains with the 145 lrx and 150 grain NBT the 145's are longer than the 150's though. Both are loaded to 2.900 though the recommended length for the tipped barnes. 53.5 grains with the 130 grain hotcors and 140 grain HPBT's. We are going to see how it goes the next few days. Hopefully I can get out and shoot once the weather calms after tomorrow.I'm enthusiastic about Ramshot Hunter but we all know how it can go when the chronograph tells you what's up
*Ramshot Hunter came up to pressure before Max Load in my experience w 30-06 got to pull a few down I don't dare fire*
Depends on what powder you'll find the best accuracy with. H4350 is another good option.I'm hoping that the 140 HPBT will be the ONES. Being short action I was hoping for 2950-3k probably a little too optimistic in a 22 in barrel. But those were my hopes.
I'll look into it. I just don't have it on hand. I'm also not looking for quarter inch or half inch groups either though. Just good loads that are minute of vitals out to moderate ranges.Depends on what powder you'll find the best accuracy with. H4350 is another good option.
Curious what ranges and what critters ?I'll look into it. I just don't have it on hand. I'm also not looking for quarter inch or half inch groups either though. Just good loads that are minute of vitals out to moderate ranges.
No more than 400 yards. Mostly White tail Deer. A possibility of Antelope and Mule deer.Curious what ranges and what critters
Ok that 130-140 is a great deer bullet out to 500 yards for sure. I only shoot the 160 class but should really look at the 140 class. I have 6.5s that I use the 130-140s in so I have that weight range covered. My 257s run 115-130s.No more than 400 yards. Mostly White tail Deer. A possibility of Antelope and Mule deer.