I've been using H4350 and 150 BT's in my A-Bolt for years now hunting MO whitetail deer but I'm looking for an off season project with the 140 Accubonds. Right now, I'm considering using Nosler Custom brass, 140 Accubonds and probably H4831SC. If you were to load this combo or if you've had experience with it, what would be the optimum range of powder weights to try out? I'm thinking in the 56-58 grs. range possibly. Whaddaya think? Thanks for any help!
Accubond 140's in the .270 Winchester
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Antelope_Sniper
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I think you are dead on.
I shoot 57gr of H4831sc, CCI200, with Winchester brass as my "light" load for the wife and kids, prints in one hole. Nosler brass is thicker, so you will build pressure more quickly.
I shoot 57gr of H4831sc, CCI200, with Winchester brass as my "light" load for the wife and kids, prints in one hole. Nosler brass is thicker, so you will build pressure more quickly.
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Spot on 58 gr of H4831 or RL22!
longwinters
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I load for a 270 Rem and a 270 Sako. Both w/ 58 gns of H4831SC and 140 Accubonds, Accuracy is very good,
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57 Gr H4831, Fed210M, winchester brass, 140AB.
About 2850 fps out of Remington .270 win SPS - my wife shoots this load around an inch from the bench at 100yd.
Good Shooting!
DS
About 2850 fps out of Remington .270 win SPS - my wife shoots this load around an inch from the bench at 100yd.
Good Shooting!
DS
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First load out of my boy's 270 win (savage 111f) with 140 Accubonds 58 gr H4831sc. Not too shabby. Shoots as well with 130 Accubonds and 130 BT's. :twisted:
