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I have the Nosler #4 manual and in researching where to start with load workup for my .243 Winchester and 55 grain Ballistic Silvertips I noticed that the folks at Nosler said in the intro to reloading the cartridge that IMR 4350 and RL 15 were a couple of their favorite powders for this cartridge.
Further study revealed that the data only had RL 15 listed for the 55 grain bullets. It was not listed as the powder with the fastest velocity, nor was it listed as their most accurate powder (H414 was).
With that being the case, what make RL 15 so special as to be named one of the two "favorite" powders listed? Especially in light of the fact that is was only used for the one bullet weight.
I don't raise this question to be a burr, but I am torn at this time between purchasing H414, H380 or RL 15. I know, not a life and death decision, but I like to be informed to the best of my ability before I buy my powders.
Thanks.
Further study revealed that the data only had RL 15 listed for the 55 grain bullets. It was not listed as the powder with the fastest velocity, nor was it listed as their most accurate powder (H414 was).
With that being the case, what make RL 15 so special as to be named one of the two "favorite" powders listed? Especially in light of the fact that is was only used for the one bullet weight.
I don't raise this question to be a burr, but I am torn at this time between purchasing H414, H380 or RL 15. I know, not a life and death decision, but I like to be informed to the best of my ability before I buy my powders.
Thanks.