Im shooting 180grain Nolser Partitions right now.
Im shooting 180grain Nolser Partitions right now.
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federal vital shok 165 grain
My 165 load for 3006 falls under the title "DO NOT TRY THIS AT HOME". I at one time my pet load was 62gr 760 winchester powder and a cci 250 primer. Speed was 3080spf. 60.8 is max with a cci200 in the Hornady book I have. I would never shoot this load on days with a temp above + 5.
garsher;Originally Posted by MRP
Do not even consider this.
Its from the 'Dark Side' of the reloader world.
Stick to the manuals, if you decide to to get into reloading.
My 2 penny's...
Mr. Dean,
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what was the reason for this load? was it more accurate than a lesser charge?Originally Posted by MRP
"If you ever go into the bush, there are grizzly bears lurking behind just about every bush, waiting to pounce, so you need a powerful gun, with huge bullets" - Gatehouse ~ 2004
K, thanks guys, you've all been alot of help.
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Quick question for you here. What is longer distances? What are you doing hunting or target? If you are hunting what game are you after? This may influence what load you should be using.
The power of the dark side!! (darth vader wheez!!)Its from the 'Dark Side' of the reloader world
“To learn who rules over you, simply find out who you are not allowed to criticize.”- Voltaire
I did say "it was" and"DO NOT TRY THIS AT HOME". I did give the the max load by the the book.Originally Posted by Mr. Dean
It was 20 years ago and I would not do it again.
Yes you did, I was just reinforcing it.Originally Posted by MRP
Nothing personal.
If it came off as if it was, my apology's - It was not my intentions.
Mr. Dean,
HuntingBC. 'Minnie' Mod.
HUGE fan of taxidermy.
My HBC Photo Gallery: http://www.huntingbc.ca/photos/showg...sername=mrdean