Antelope_Sniper
Handloader
- Jan 25, 2008
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I'm with RR on this one.
Sounds like a seating depth issue to me.
Sounds like a seating depth issue to me.
264 WM elk load not going so good
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baltz526
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- Sep 25, 2005
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It took a lot of testing to get my 7mm 26" pacnor match barrel shooting to my expectations. Long throat in a match chamber in mine. If i can get .015" off the lands at around 100fps below a worked up max load, it has been showing good accuracy. Once i found this .015" i can now get most bullets to shoot.
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gerry
Ammo Smith
- Mar 1, 2007
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Was gone for a couple of days, will experiment with seating depth next time out.
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gerry
Ammo Smith
- Mar 1, 2007
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Just to update this thread I tried a couple different loads with 63.5 gr Retumbo and one load 76 gr US 869. Both Retumbo loads had two close and one flier and the US 869 load wasn't very good either.
I am going to move on and try the 140 gr AccuBond, next was able to order some up today along with some 225gr Accubonds for my 35 Whelen. I like shooting the 264 so much I'm afraid I am going to burn out the barrel too quick
hopefully I can find a good load for the 140 AB pretty quick.
I am going to move on and try the 140 gr AccuBond, next was able to order some up today along with some 225gr Accubonds for my 35 Whelen. I like shooting the 264 so much I'm afraid I am going to burn out the barrel too quick
hopefully I can find a good load for the 140 AB pretty quick.
