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The ttsx is not cooperating at all. I won't be afraid to run the 95 NBT into a whitetail though.

My .243 Win is refusing to shoot the 80 TTSX, simply refusing, so I changed gears. I have a couple of boxes of 95gr NBT so I figured I would give them a whirl. It looks as if it's going to work out. WW Brass CCI 200 IMR-4350 - 41grs 95gr Nosler Ballistic Tip 120yds

All mine are factory rifles that are bedded and floated. That's interesting, it's obviously working for you

Dang, I've never done that. I wait enough time to work the bolt and get back on target when shooting for groups or for speed.

10 minutes between shots?

30/06 - 165/168 .358 Win - 200's 35 Rem 200's 7/08 - 150's 45/70 - 350's 223 - 55's and 68's and 70's and 75's 243 - 55's and 70's I heart 4895

Mule Deer on the 24hourcampfire says in his tests 100V is very temp sensitive.

Yep

40grs 4350

45.5grs IMR-4350 is right @ 3200fps from mine with the 80 TTSX with very small and very consistent groups. I just seated mine to the center of the top groove and kept adding powder.

A friend uses the 123 Scenar in his .260 Rem and from what I've seen performance is great.

I always size my belted cases like nonbelted cases, I just bump the shoulders back .0015-.002" and I get 12+ loadings from them. Following the directions they send with the dies is a good way to overwork your brass and shorten case life.

I second that motion

That's better, I like this positive thinking and that sounds like you are going to get one so we can still be friends.

You don't own a 30/06? I'm afraid we can't be friends anymore........

It is like lightning struck them. 130 TTSX 54.5grs H4895 WW Brass CCI 200 Sparklers Light Crimp with LFCD

IMHO, I would not reduce the 130 TTSX, they like speed. I would load the 125 Nosler BT at reduced velocity.

Most of my stuff is limited by mag length but I typically start at .005" off but most of my stuff usually shoots best from .025" - way the hell off " the lands.

Yes, be sure your knife is sharp.

I don't crimp semi-auto rifles either. I loaded a round for my AR and fed it from the mag 10 times and then checked OAL and concentricity and both were the same as when I loaded it.