110 Accubond, 257 Weatherby, 3300+
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The 110 gr AB is a winner, great bullet performance. It survived the torture test.
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Hunter1979
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- Jun 21, 2014
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How's the accuracy with that load?
I'm new to reloading and was planning to use 63gr. of 4350 to achieve similar speeds.
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I'm new to reloading and was planning to use 63gr. of 4350 to achieve similar speeds.
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Dr Mike;
Yessir, it did really well. Well constructed bullet it seems.
Hunter, Accuracy seems pretty good. I'm fooling around with MRP in a few different guns and like the results thus far. This one is about 3/4 inch at 100. Not being picky but I really think I could tighten it up a hair more with a few more depth adjustments. The AccuBond in my 257 seems to really like to be seated way out there. Also, this rifle seems to tighten up the hotter they get (within reason) Luckily I have a fairly long magazine that gives some room. These are COAL 3.27 with a CCI Mag Primer and once fired Weatherby brass.
FWIW, my 257 seems to like powders in the burn rate of MRP, RL22 and 7828 if that's any help.
Yessir, it did really well. Well constructed bullet it seems.
Hunter, Accuracy seems pretty good. I'm fooling around with MRP in a few different guns and like the results thus far. This one is about 3/4 inch at 100. Not being picky but I really think I could tighten it up a hair more with a few more depth adjustments. The AccuBond in my 257 seems to really like to be seated way out there. Also, this rifle seems to tighten up the hotter they get (within reason) Luckily I have a fairly long magazine that gives some room. These are COAL 3.27 with a CCI Mag Primer and once fired Weatherby brass.
FWIW, my 257 seems to like powders in the burn rate of MRP, RL22 and 7828 if that's any help.
