.45 Elk Load

[Buckslyr]

Great, how does that help? Such as I having a Woodman

Large magnum rifle primer ignition systems that are very efficient in burning large powder charges. Bolt action, heavy shanked barrel construction that can withstand said powder charges.

My personal rifle will shoot a 325gr high BC .45 cal bullet just north of 2600fps with BH209, faster with smokeless. To my knowledge there is not a .50 cal combination on the market that could ballistically surpass that set up in any way.

 

[tenth1]

Large magnum rifle primer ignition systems that are very efficient in burning large powder charges. Bolt action, heavy shanked barrel construction that can withstand said powder charges.

My personal rifle will shoot a 325gr high BC .45 cal bullet just north of 2600fps with BH209, faster with smokeless. To my knowledge there is not a .50 cal combination on the market that could ballistically surpass that set up in any way.

Good, that is what I'm looking for! Why on earth would you go for the large rifle magnum primers? No reason for 209.

Second paragraph, I'm interested in what you have to duplicate.

 

[Buckslyr]

Good, that is what I'm looking for! Why on earth would you go for the large rifle magnum primers? No reason for 209.

Second paragraph, I'm interested in what you have to duplicate.

Hotter ignition than the 209. They are extremely impressive weapons. I have shot several bull elk at unbelievable distances and just absolutely crushed them

 

[Pickettpuncher]

What sizing dies do you recommend?

Swinglock or Hankins

 

[Buckslyr]

Second paragraph, I'm interested in what you have to duplicate.

My rifle is a Remington 700 short action, preferred carbon fiber .45 cal 1:20 barrel, arrowhead ignition system, McMillan stock.