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Help trying to match a powder from the 1960s
That’s good to know. Dads rifle has never been chronoed. It is a Rem 721 also with a 26 barrel.- DRS
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- Forum: Ammunition and Reloading
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Help trying to match a powder from the 1960s
Thanks for the suggestions.- DRS
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- Forum: Ammunition and Reloading
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Help trying to match a powder from the 1960s
Thanks for the info. I have had my own 300 H&H in an x-bolt since 2018 and also have used H 4350 in it. I was just trying to recreate my Dads load in his rifle because I knew it had been so effective. What kind of dye are you using for neck sizing?- DRS
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- Forum: Ammunition and Reloading
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Help trying to match a powder from the 1960s
I was afraid of that. I have tried the IMR4350 I currently have but accuracy has not been very good.- DRS
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- Forum: Ammunition and Reloading
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Help trying to match a powder from the 1960s
Yes he started reloading in the early 60s. He used this same load hunting across North America in the 60s, 70s, and 80s.- DRS
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Turkey choke for Remington 1187 12 Ga.
I use either a primos tightwad (.660) or Trulock (.675) in both my 870 and 11-87. They both give a good even hunting pattern with 7&9 tss blend and are reasonably priced. -
Help trying to match a powder from the 1960s
It’s a 300 H&H.- DRS
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- Forum: Ammunition and Reloading
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Help trying to match a powder from the 1960s
I’m trying to match my Dad’s favorite load from the early 1960s for use in his rifle that I inherited. His notes just say 67 grns of 4350 for the powder. What would be an equivalent in todays powder? IMR4350? H4350? or something else?- DRS
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2024 Turkey Season!
Roosted was roasted this morning. I was blessed with fine gobbler to fill my last NC tag.- DRS
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- Forum: Feathers and Wings
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NOSLER wants to see your success
Nosler Trophy Grade 180 Accubond in 300 H&H- DRS
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- Forum: Ammunition and Reloading
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As they lay
Greenbriars always make recovery fun.- DRS
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