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Grip N Pull. No spilled powder and no bullet damage. https://grip-n-pull.com/

Its been normal for a new barrel to make a velocity increase usually from 50 to have had as many as 150 shots on it when I see it occur. Have seen speed go up 100fps on occasion but about 50fps seems more the norm.

More DRT bang flops than any other caliber I own with the 7RM. Running 140 AB at 3300fps from 26" barrel sendero, .075 off the lands with RL26. None of the issues described above and accounted for 100's of deer size animals. 2nd target overlay of 1st target included.

Thank you I got them. Looks Like RL 26 is the one!

Thank You!!

Would you consider another powder a better option??

With Hornady making 7 wsm brass that opens new window for my old flat top savage 7wsm, if anyone has time please run QL for me with RL 23. Thank You!!! 7WSM 140 Accubond 24" Barrel OAL 2.83 Fed GM215M primer Run with RL 23 please. I'm excited to build a load for this thing......

Looks like as long as you keep speeds under 3000 with H4350 you are below 60kpsi. Keep in mind that Optimum barrel time for 22" barrel in this speed range with H4350 is 1.12 ms or in this instance 2934fps which will give approx 56kpsi. Let magnetospeed guide you. Cartridge : .243 Win. Bullet ...

Sorry for being stupid here.

90 Accubond is 1.11 length with about .140 plastic tip. If you ONLY going to shoot tipped bullets you will be fine with a 9 twist. Any longer bullets or bullets of same length without plastic tip and you will need to be tad faster twist is what I have found.

90 grain Nosler Hunting Ballistic tip should shoot just like it.

The 90 AB and the 95BT are both longer (1.110 to 1.115"" approx)and I have never gotten them to shoot great in a 10 twist. The 90BT is shorter (1.071") and should shoot very well in the 10 twist. The 90BT is stable to near 0 degrees in a 10 twist...

I prefer H4831SC.......

Nothing is quicker or quieter or easier on the bullet than the Grip n Pull. https://grip-n-pull.com/

I never stop seating deeper and testing with any AB until I get past at least .100" off lands. Some are best at .125" off too.