41rem
Mr 1 grain under max
- Jun 8, 2015
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What does the crowd think? Numbers seen to match up in the few cartridge's I've checked.
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Hodgdon has data for many cartridges in the HD powder.Ive never tried any of the Winchester variants. I've read that HD is slightly faster than 26. Not sure what you are wanting to substitute it in but I really don't see why HD would not work.
Of course HD is a double base powder and RL26 is an extruded stick powder, and has different burn characteristics, charge weights will be different. Find a starting load and work from there. Use a chronograph as well. Don't just go on case appearance. Good luck
I tried StaBall HD in 6.5PRC. The only way to describe it was, terrible.
ES and SD were way to high. Velocity was never close to any published data. Got okay accuracy with 140 ELD-M but all other bullets did not produce acceptable results.
H4831sc and N565 were much better options in my rifle. N565 was what I settled on. It produced the best combination of speed/accuracy/ES/SD. 4831sc was a give and take. I got accuracy/ES/SD but slow speed. Or I got the speed and accuracy suffered. I didn't have that problem with N565 so I bought several lbs and stayed with it
StaBall HD became fouler loads to warm up the barrel and nothing more.

alliant powders are double based also, though it is in stick form.Ive never tried any of the Winchester variants. I've read that HD is slightly faster than 26. Not sure what you are wanting to substitute it in but I really don't see why HD would not work.
Of course HD is a double base powder and RL26 is an extruded stick powder, and has different burn characteristics, charge weights will be different. Find a starting load and work from there. Use a chronograph as well. Don't just go on case appearance. Good luck