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257 Weatherby.

Try H-1000 with the 110AB and RL-25 with the 115NPT. These combos were fantastic in my 257 Wby.

Thank you, Mike!!

Hi Mike. If not too much hassle, can you please run the following through your QL program? Thank you, Sir! 240 WBY RL-26 95 Nosler BT F210M 3.12 OAL 24 inch barrel.

Don't blame ya Dr Mike if you start billing me. :) Anyway, when you have a moment, can you please run a QL for the following? Just picked up a new 270 Wby and trying to sort out some loads. 270 Weatherby 140 Nosler Accubond F215GM 26 in barrel 3.30 OAL Thank you Mike!

Thank you again Mike. Not sure why, but I'm not seeing the data on the 130 AB's with 7828ssc. I'm seeing the 140 AB/7828 data you posted, but not the 130AB's and 7828.

Dr Mike! Can always count on you to come through. Much appreciated. Would it be too much trouble to run the same data, but using IMR 7828 SSC instead of the MRP? Thanks Mike!

Thank you in advance.. 1). Norma MRP *130 Accubond Fed 215 GM 26 inch barrel 3.28 OAL 2). Norma MRP *140 Accubond Fed 215 GM 26 inch barrel 3.28 OAL

Dr. Mike!! Always know I can count on ya! Thanks!!

Could one of you QL gurus please run me some numbers on the following data? Thank you in advance. :grin: 240 Weatherby Mag 24 in Barrel Norma MRP 95 Grain Nosler Ballistic Tip F210-GM 3.12 OAL Thank You again!!

I had an 8-twist 6-06, which is nearly identical in case capacity to the 6-284 and I used 240 Wby data with zero issue. The 240 Wby does NOT have the long freebore of the other Wby cartridges, therefore doesn’t present any issue in your case when using it’s loading data. The 240’s freebore is...

Rem, I have a Vanguard Wilderness in the 240 Wby. Even though every rifle is different, I'd suggest giving RL-26 a try. This powder has worked extremely well with a variety of different bullets in my 240...better than any other I've tried. In fact, my most accurate load, which is also my Coyote...

Grab some RL25 and your 115 BT's and live happily ever after. Bullet is much tougher than most think. Run mine at 3400fps and they hold up surprisingly well at distances under 200 yds. The 115 BT is absolutely deadly and puts stuff down right now. Here's one recovered from a Texas Whitetail...

IMR-7828 for 130's. Seems to be the default, go to powder for many who use the 270 Roy. I can attest, as its consistently provided the best combination of speed and accuracy in my gun. Expect top notch accuracy and an easy 3400-3500 fps with 7828 and the 130's. I don't shoot them very often...

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