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47.5 grs AA3100 & 130gr Accubond is my favorite load in my 700 Titanium. 2900 fps and pretty decent accuracy for a rig that tips the scales at 6 lbs scoped :)

Varget/RL15/IMR 4064 is about as slow burning as I would go in the 338F. In my Sako I preferred H4895 to anything, except Benchmark with the light 160gr Barnes TTSX. I mainly shot 210gr Barnes TSX & Sierra 215gr BTSP

140gr Nosler HPBT work well in my custom 260 Rem, right out to 600 yards

22 cal 60 gr, 24 cal 95 gr, 6.5 110 gr, 7mm 120, 308 125, 323 220 gr, 375 235 gr, 416 325 gr

awesome 8) hopefully well worth the wait thanks you very much :grin:

any update on the 260 brass??? :(

I've tried H100V in 260 Rem & 280 Rem. It is faster burning than 4350 by a bit, be careful loading with it.

another couple weeks go by without Nosler 260 brass.................my Titanium 260 is getting mad at me because I am not shooting it..... :? :twisted:

Nosler 260 Remington brass is a myth, like Bigfoot..isn't it... :shock: :wink:

bull probably died of copper fouling poisoning :P nice freezer bull! 8)

any news this week? :grin: :shock:

I shoot 200 gr TSX over 81 grains H4831sc for 3000 fps avg in my 24" 700 Remington. 250 grain Woodleigh weldcores over 80 grains RL25 does 2750 fps. Ive pushed the 250s to almost 2900 fps with no overpressure signs...but back off because recoil gets pretty wild! :shock: great cartridge

Im shooting 130 AB in my 260 Ti with 47.5 grs AA3100. Getting 2850 fps avg and pretty good groups for such a light rifle (6 lbs scoped).

I had a 25-284 built on a SA 700. It'd do 3175 fps with 110 gr Accubonds & h4831sc, and real accurate. Great cartridge..just doesnt do much a 260 Remington can do. I like the 6.5mm's a bit more

how about today..make my brass today? :P

it's over halfway through August...any word on the 260 brass production? :)

25.6 grs Benchmark was my load. Did 3/4" 5 shot groups in a 700 LVSF I had. 3250 fps in the 22" tube. Killed 4 coyotes and a wolf with it, kills them dead but exits.

I neck up 243 brass to 260 in my 700 Titanium, and it works well. Until Nosler builds me some 260 brass I will continue to use the F-C 243 stuff

Barness makes note that lever action loads may require a slightly lower powder charge to make extraction more reliable

I have had some on order since February... was hoping to get some before August but looks like I'll have to stick with the F-C brass again :(