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That is a pretty good question. Most times 99% of the time when developing loads we will use SAAMI OACL. There are times we will seat the bullet as follows: To determine the best seating depth for your individual gun you will need: 1. A cartridge case that has been fired in your gun, and not...

Patience 8)

Looks great!!! What is there to think about? :lol:

RL-19 is great powder for 300 WSM and the 180 FS. With Fail Safe you need to use the min. load This is due to the internal construction differences. RL-19 MIN LOAD 63.0grains RL-22 MIN LOAD 65.0grains

We don't many 9.3 seconds. We have the .270-130BTs right now. As for our QC, it is getting better everytime we run something. I would anticipate the 6.5's shortly, we have the partitions in stock and the 100gr BT, just no 120's.

IMR 7828 for the 30-378WBY 200gr AB 90grains=2993fps

FYI- Big John celebrated his 92nd B-Day this week.. Looks great.

In the latest Rifle Magazine Chub Eastman wrote about seating the AB in the 300 WSM. Great article. Won't hurt performance, and yes you can use Partition data.http://www.riflemagazine.com/magazine/article.cfm?tocid=1585&magid=107

Varget and RL-15

Subzero- Good thought on the tip color! There aren't that many other colors we could use....

Pop- I think that is the first time you have asked for load data :o

They are packaged as 50 count.

Especially in those heavy weights, the AB will hold together. I shot numerous game the last 2 years with it. In fact we did a test on Hogs in Texas, shot one at about 10 feet (Texas Heart Shot) Found it in the skull.

We would call that Thor's Hammer.

The 22-250, please use the 60 grain Partition. It holds together at 22-250 velocity.

The major difference is the lubalox coating. The minor difference is the tip color... The 168grain BST is a favorite for Winchester and is a hot seller.

For the .338 Win Mag 225gr PT IMR 4350 Max 71.5grains =2882fps Min 67.5grains= 2733fps RL-19 Max 72.5grains=2832fps Min 68.5grains=2669fps H4831SC Max 75.0grains=2810fps Min 71.0grains=2692fps These powders will give you the velocity to assure proper expansion and energy at 400yards...

They have been changed a few times since the 1990's. Mostly in the jacket thickness. They are still designed to be shot at impact velocities of 3000fps or less.

Accurate Arms Powder has some data as well. We currently don't have data for this cartridge. http://accuratearms.com/loaddata_caliber_rifle_standard_308cal.htm

The .260 Remington Loads are finished. 100 BT & PT 120 BT 125 PT 140 PT The web pages will be finished by Tuesday