mtluckydan
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H4895 with 140 TTSX, H4350 w/140 NAB, RL15 w/120 TTSX - all good accuracy w/respective rifles - not always every rifle
I might try some 150 accubonds, how much did you load with the partitions? Obviously I’ll start lower....6.5 staball is performing as advertised for me with 150 partitions. I've had great luck with rl17 and 120s
I'm at hodgdons max from their website, 49.5. Definately start lower. Worked up from midrange and started seeing significant velocity jumps from 48.5 up. Everything looks great at 49.5, tried 50 and blew a primer immediately. I've read this stuff pressures up fast around the top end, they were'nt lying. I'm using nosler brass and winchester mag primer, 20" tikka loaded 20 thou off with m+ mags. Certainly don't need a mag primer, just using what I have an abundance of.I might try some 150 accubonds, how much did you load with the partitions? Obviously I’ll start lower....
Great info.I would be seriously looking at 140 Absolute Hammers and running a fast powder and picking up speed without pressure. They also make a 119 Absolute Hammer that would be a screamer in a 7mm08
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I have had some great luck with the 140gr Nosler Ballistic Silvertips over StaBall 6.5. Some people have claimed that ballistic tips shoot like accubond of similar weight in their rifles, so maybe it could be applicable to you. StaBall has shown some very, very tight SDs (as measured over a magnetospeed from my Tikka) and pretty good accuracy in general behind 120 NBT, 130 SMK and the aforementioned 140 NBT with a measured group size of .43" at 100yd. Speeds averaged 2775 with the 140 out of a 22" bbl.I recently acquired a 7mm08 and want to start working on loads for both the 140gr accubond and 139gr lrx. Any one loading those with H4350? I have a pile of that on hand, so it would be nice to make that work considering the current powder market. I also have a little bit of Varget and 8208 xbr to try, but not enough to last long.
From what I've found, looks like H4350 will work, but might not give me the best velocities with that combo. What's your go to powder with the 140s?
Hogdon is showing this type of performance with Staball 6.5, anyone check this out ?I have had some great luck with the 140gr Nosler Ballistic Silvertips over StaBall 6.5. Some people have claimed that ballistic tips shoot like accubond of similar weight in their rifles, so maybe it could be applicable to you. StaBall has shown some very, very tight SDs (as measured over a magnetospeed from my Tikka) and pretty good accuracy in general behind 120 NBT, 130 SMK and the aforementioned 140 NBT with a measured group size of .43" at 100yd. Speeds averaged 2775 with the 140 out of a 22" bbl.
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Manufacturer | Powder | Bullet Diam. | C.O.L | Grs. | Vel. (ft/s) | Pressure | Grs. | Vel. (ft/s) | Pressure | ||||
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Winchester | StaBALL 6.5 | OUT OF STOCK | 0.284" | 2.800" | 45.9 | 2,741 | 42,900 PSI | 51.0C | 3,054 | 59,700 PSI |
I'd like to load 120 TTSXs and 139 Interlocks for my 7-08 Montana. I have a few lbs. of Big Game that I'm in the need of a use for. Barnes shows data for 140 TTSX, but not 120 TTSX. Would you happen to have a start point for 120s.....or the 139 Interlocks, for that matter?Ramshot Big Game. hint...
I'd like to load 120 TTSXs and 139 Interlocks for my 7-08 Montana. I have a few lbs. of Big Game that I'm in the need of a use for. Barnes shows data for 140 TTSX, but not 120 TTSX. Would you happen to have a start point for 120s.....or the 139 Interlocks, for that matter?