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I have not tested it yet in anything although I have a bunch. Weather, to include the infamous Wy winds, will not allow me to do so.
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Ralt71
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I got big game for Maddie’s 7-08 and found it to be temp sensitive, but not to the extremes I’ve heard about some of these spherical powders, magnum and grand being two big ones.
Charlie-NY
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Ramshot Grand indicates right on the bottle that it is "Temperature Stable". I've been using it for a year now and have never noticed any temperature sensitivity. Grand burns slower than H1000 IME and burns about the same as RETUMBO.
Ralt71
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You don't notice any swings in the hot temps compared to the cold? That's awesome! It certainly seems to have some interest amongst reloaders
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Ramshot Grand might be another option for you
JD338
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Man! N570 is an awesome powder but it burns HOT!!!!!! It will eat up your throat quicker than just about anything out there. I did some research and this is what a lot of shooters are saying.
phil
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N568 is much milder on the throat, and maybe 50fps slower, this is from a builder/friend who also excels in F-Class.
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Absolutely!
Have you chronographed it in various temps?
RL338
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Wouldn’t you know it , I getting ready to burn a bunch up this year.
phil
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Let er rip. More barrel blanks await us both.
That erosion is a direct indicator of high performance
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Absolutely just let her cool off in greater increments than other powders. Believe me and my 375 BAS I churn up 133 grains of it every time I press the trigger
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phil
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Don’t build a 28nos and run it like a 7PRC!
There’s always a suitable compromise based on individual needs, but those big performers are awesome when turned loose.
There’s always a suitable compromise based on individual needs, but those big performers are awesome when turned loose.
You are not wrong, but it shot great with great speed. I figured even if I average 50 rounds a year, it should still last me maybe over 10 years. I don't use this gun as my everyday shooter on every hunt. On the years where I'm lucky enough to draw a tag that requires this rifle, it will see over 100 round a year. On other years, it may not see any.
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41rem
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Picked up some Nosler 175 ABLR and 150 Ballistic tips, l have 70 empty cases currently. Will try H1000 Retumbo & Grand with the 175, then something a bit faster for the 150, possibility Reloder 26
Just mounted up a 4.5-18x in those 30mm Talley lightweights will test it at 100 & 200 yards tomorrow with the factory 150E-tip load.
Report to follow
Just mounted up a 4.5-18x in those 30mm Talley lightweights will test it at 100 & 200 yards tomorrow with the factory 150E-tip load.
Report to follow
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41rem
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Ralt71
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What rifle did you get and what does it have on it for a break? My 28 is in an X bolt with a Recoil Hawg break on it and the gun is a dream to shoot.
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41rem
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Mine is the Nosler Mountain Carbon, uses the model 48 action with a Proof Research carbon fiber 24" bbl
No brake yet, I'm shopping for one currently
