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Win Mod 70 22" barrel #1 load 180gr Nosler Partitions 55.0grs H4350 CCI200 primers 2618 fps #2 load 180gr Nosler Partitions 55.5grs IMR4350 CCI200 primers 2604 fps

Merry Christmas wishes to all of you. I would also like to wish you a very Happy New Year to come, and may all of your reloading/hunting/shooting dreams come true. Cheers.

That is a very nice moose indeed. The ABLR's do look very deadly as well. I am totally with you Guy on the dad call want to go question. My 75 yr old dad call me last Feb 2014 and asked me if I wanted to go with him for a 3 day salmon/halibut fishing trip on the BC West Coast this past July...

Well a few years back I sent 97 New Winchester cases that I had bought and only reloaded once back to Winchester. Of course they were unable to ship the brass to me, but sent coupons that I was able to with your help of course get new replacement brass. After much research it appeared that...

Well, that is some great shooting Jimbeaux82. That should get any job done quickly.

Thank you all for the suggestions. I am looking forward to loading up some to see what the coyotes will think of them. I will update later hopefully on the outcome.

I am running 55.0grs of H4350 and 180gr NP's in an older Win Mod 70 30-06 and have around a 1" group with 5 shots. I am also getting 2618fps velocity with that load. I ran up higher, but had pressure signs before the groups would start tightening up again. I have also used IMR4350 with...

I am looking and some extra 150gr NP that I have and thought they might just would great as a coyote pill. I am hoping to get in some winter predator control for our ever dwindling ungulate populations. Anyone have some load info for the 150gr NP and either of these powders - IMR4895, IMR4350...

Wow, that is bang on what the good old Partitions should look like. Very impressive hold together even thru that amount of bone. Can't wait to hear the final weight.

Hey that is so cool. Ahuge avatar. Well I guess I have better fix that on the desktop rather than doing it on the iPad. It does look good though.

I'm thinking we need snowshoes, snowmobile or snow blower to get to the targets this year. Lol

I sure wish that I knew what the velocity is for this load. That is one piece of equipment that I have not been able to add to my cuboard of goodies. I will be checking is as soon as I am able to.

Thanks guys. It sure has been a long and very educational experience. I am hoping to get out before Whitetail season ends here at least once more. Yes, Osprey78 we will get to the range again soon before there is 3-4 feet of snow so I can show you how to shoot. Lol.

Well as most of you have seen my powder struggles over the last 2 years with my .308 BLR, and I believe that chapter has ended. I was put onto trying IMR8208XBR powder, and to my surprise the old BLR seems to really like it. I am shooting 165gr NP's with 41.8grs of IMR8208XBR powder and...

Wow, that is very impressive indeed.

Guy, I am so sorry for your loss. You have a piece that you can cherish and remember those moments of time everytime that you are out.

Dan, I wish you all the best for your recovery and hope that you are back at it soon. I know 180 NP's are hard to find for me right now where I live.

I have used IMR4350 for over 30 years in my 30-06 with no issues. I have just switched over about 1 1/2 years ago to H4350 only to play with it and it was available to me. I have loaded the exact loads with both 4350's at 55.5gr and 180gr NP and could not find any real difference on target for...

As soon as I can I will post a pic of the last range day 6 shots prone no rests. I am very impressed and so glad to find a great recipe for the old BLR.

I have found that I am getting 1" - 6 shot groups at 100yds with 41.8grs IMR8208XBR with 165gr Nosler Parts in my old .308 BLR. After 2.5yrs of many powder load trials I have finally found this old girls sweet load. I see some very great looking targets in this thread. Great shooting guys.