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I shoot imr4350 with 95's. Here is mine with 41.5grs

Imperial wax and Imperial Dry Neck lube

With the Lee FCD there is a sizing ring at the bottom of the die which will size down oversized cast bullets which defeats the purpose of oversized cast bullets. My 44 and 357 FCD had such a ring until I unscrewed the seater stem, took my punch and BFH and knocked the ring out. Problem solved

sr4759 if you can find some

I use 12"x12" 1/2" ar500 from these guys: http://www.ebay.com/itm/AR500-STEEL-1-2 ... xypeRR7qcF I drilled a hole in a metal fence post and I carry a 4lb sledge with me. Drive post in the ground at an angle, hang steel off a hook from a ratchet strap so it makes a diamond and let'r fly. I...

Yeah I don't blame you. .243 Win 105 VLD https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hY0w1c-gf18

I get 3400fps from an 80 TTSX from my 243 Win and 3300fps+ from the 80 GMX with no copper fouling. My 243 is a 1/9.125" twist factory Remington. Both also shoot great from my old beat to hell Savage 243 with a 1/11" twist.

80 TTSX or 80 GMX would be my picks

I had a box of 100gr 257" Partitions that would vary when seating them and they shot like crap. I've never had another box of Partitions vary like that.

All out and fire at the bottom of the breath for me

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Dang! I need a 7x30 waters to try these in. :)

With Barnes I'll take mine, light, fast and tipped

I sight mine in for 25yds

Mine is shooting that load @ 2.750" right around 1/2" at 120yds.

Great groups The old 45/70 seems to always make smiles when it comes to groups. The ones I have/had are all great shooters.

I missed the dime though. :(

Thanks

Of those I would go 55.5grs of 4350 I would also retest 57grs and I would try 57.5grs, 58grs, and 58.5grs GETTING THE MOST OUT OF YOUR .30-06 by John Barsness TODAY THE PRIMARY OBJECTIVE of most handloaders seems to be accuracy, with muzzle velocity closely behind, though we still run...

I skipped right over that unfired part, I should read better. I'd say new brass is made to minimums to work in pretty much any chamber.