KinleyWater
Handloader
- Jun 15, 2019
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JD,
I have never used the 150 PT, but I do use a fair amount of RL 15 for 308 (and basically everything else in rifle). For my 147 and 150 grain bullets, I use 45 or 45.5 grains RL15, as that provides the best balance of velocity and accuracy our of the wife's rifles.
A quick check on Nosler's site should confirm if those are within limits for the 150 PT.
A couple of pounds of RL 15 should give you on the order of 300 loads for the 308, so you have plenty to play with for load development, should you use it exclusively for this.
Let us know how things turn out.
I have never used the 150 PT, but I do use a fair amount of RL 15 for 308 (and basically everything else in rifle). For my 147 and 150 grain bullets, I use 45 or 45.5 grains RL15, as that provides the best balance of velocity and accuracy our of the wife's rifles.
A quick check on Nosler's site should confirm if those are within limits for the 150 PT.
A couple of pounds of RL 15 should give you on the order of 300 loads for the 308, so you have plenty to play with for load development, should you use it exclusively for this.
Let us know how things turn out.