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My dad has a 300 Wsm that he wants to shoot 180 grn accubond we have imr4350, RL19, and RL17 powders could someone please work up some loads with quick loads for him to get started with. Thanks

yeah i went there, but all the have data for is speer bullets, does it not matter what bullet the data is for as long as it is the same weight?

I was finaly able to get my hands on some 160grn Accubond that i plan on loading for my 7mm WSM, now i am wondering if anyone has any load data for that bullet with RL19 & RL17 powder, i have both of those as well as some IMR4350 if possible maybe someone could work up something on Quick Loads...

I am wanting to use the 160 grain as well, but i can't find them anywhere, i figured that i would just give the 140s a try, do you think that they would work on an elk, or should i go with the 160 when ever i could find them.

I have a Browning X-bolt, and 2.860 will easily fit in my magazine, it is about 2.90. so should i just load them up and 2.860 and see how they shoot? i have some imr4350, and rl19, it says that both are good, so i am going to try them both. Thanks

I am wanting some advise as to where to start for my coal when i load the 140 grain accubond for my rifle, i know that the maximum is 2.960 inches, but i am not sure where to start, i am new to reloading and any advise would help, maybe even some recommended loads for the 140 grain accubond...

Thanks, i already have some 150 grain e-tip and also some 150 grain TTSX that i am going to try out, i am new to reloading and so i am just going to get a few different bullets to see what shoots best for me in my rifle, the only problem is that i want some accubonds but i can not find any 160...

I just got a Browning X-bolt 7mm WSM, and i ma just wanting to know if i should use 140 grain or 160 grain bullets, or even 150's for hunting elk in eastern Oregon, i can only shoot a Spike since i can only go second hunt, i don't know if that makes any difference or not, maybe not as tough of...

I am wanting to use the RL 17 powder to reload for a 7mm WSM with a 150 grain bullet, nosler E-tip and 160 grain nosler accubond. I would also like to reload for a 300 WSM using 180 grain nosler accubond. I am having trouble finding any data on the RL 17 powder for those bullets, can anyone...

I want to use these bullets in my new Browning X-bolt 7mm WSM, but i can't find any load data for the .284 150 grain E-tip bullets, could i please get some load recommendations.

on nosler's website i read that they recommend seating the bullets between 0.050" and 0.090" off the lands, now just to see if i am getting this right that would mean that the one seated 0.090" would be further into the shell making the coal (cartridge overall length) shorter that the 0.050", is...

thanks for the input, but i am not sure about what you mean by off the lands.

I am new to reloading and i just got a box of the e-tip 150 grain .284 to use for reloading for my 7mm WSM, i also have the latest nosler book but the bullets are not in there, should i just go with the load recommendations for the 150 grain bullets that are in the book or something else. Sorry...