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Some flavor of 4350. I prefer IMR. No other powder should be needed
That's what I was planning. I like IMR and AA.
DaveB
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59.5 or 60 grains of IMR4350 hiding behind Nosler Accubonds, Partitions, or Ballistic tips.
Yes, both are a tad over book max. You should, as usual, start low and work up.
Another way is to decide what FPS you want to achieve...say 2950 FPS. Check the books, make 3 rounds, check the FPS. Then, if you have a throat long enough to mess around (Browning and older Rem 700's do) stretch the COAL until you are around .010 off the lands. Reducing the jump has some surprising impact on accuracy.
If long loner bullet causes your RUGER to become a one shot rifle, chamber one place a second in the magazine.
Yes, both are a tad over book max. You should, as usual, start low and work up.
Another way is to decide what FPS you want to achieve...say 2950 FPS. Check the books, make 3 rounds, check the FPS. Then, if you have a throat long enough to mess around (Browning and older Rem 700's do) stretch the COAL until you are around .010 off the lands. Reducing the jump has some surprising impact on accuracy.
If long loner bullet causes your RUGER to become a one shot rifle, chamber one place a second in the magazine.
I shoot 150 gr NBTs and NABs over 57.4 gr of AA 4350 in my 06. Killed a couple of good bucks with it so far.
Huntaholic
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IMR 4831 works well for me.
GOODWIN
Well-Known Member
57gr IMR 4350 behind a 165gr projectile has been really consistent for me in different 30-06s. Sorry don't shoot 150s
59.0 grains of H4350
IMR4064 works well with 150gr and 165gr in the '06. I move to 4350 for 180 grainer.
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Red-Team-98
Well-Known Member
IMR 4350 in 3006
60- 150
57.0- 165
55.0 - 180
Fed 210M
WW Brass
60- 150
57.0- 165
55.0 - 180
Fed 210M
WW Brass
