I managed to find RL-26 however them 150 PT,s are so popular you have to rob the delivery truck while there off loading. I have not had any for well over two years now. In the mean time I loaded 150 bt,s, 150 LRAB,s and some 160PT,s all with RL-26. I swiped all my load data from this forum. Certainly some of our members have been so gracious to post stuff from quick load. What a help to those who do not own it. Thank you guys for that. Back to the 150 PT for a bit. I have taken quit a bit of chrony readings with this bullet over the years using mostly IMR-4831. I have been able to reach 2950 with no side effects using IMR-4831. I use old school load data from DuPont that shows 57 grains max with a 150 core lock. I don,t use more than 56 with the 150 PT. Nosler manual number one shows 55 max. Certainly RL-26 data looks impressive and may push the 150 PT north of 2900 easier than some of our old stand by powders. It,s going to fun be to find out that's for sure. I have so much loaded up in .270 after the hoarding and component shortage it will take me three full days to test all the loads I have cooked up. Just need it to cool down dang it. IT is too hot to shoot right now.