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For years I have used 165gn Nosler BT bullets in my Browning Stainless Stalker .300 WM with great success; however, I have heard so much about the Barnes TTSX bullets I finally broke down and ordered some. I have been loading my 165gn Nosler BT's with RL19 and have enjoyed great accuracy - My question is: Will the same powder loading for the Nosler's work with the Barnes, or would you recommend using other powders? Thank you,
Dave Life Member NRA
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I can't think of why the same powder wouldn't work with the charge weight tuned to the new bullet.
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I used Reloader 22 with the 165’s in my 300 win mags. I’m sure 19 is just as good
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I used to use RL 19 with the old Xs in my 300. Been thinking about going back to Rl 19 and 165s as I had good luck before. Recently bought some 165 TTSXs to try too.
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I tested a few powder and primer combos with the 165 TTSX in .300 Win Mag. 70.6 IMR 4831 with a F210 worked best. Did not try RL19.
Some combos could run them up to near 3200, but found right at 3100 was the best. 24” 1:10”.
The F210 cut groups in half compared to the F215. Never had a hang fire with the 210’s, but hot weather is more common for me than cold.
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Try H4350 with it, that way you won't have to worry when it gets really cold....I don't care for the temp changes in R19, but that just me. I had one bad experience , just one time in a 338WM. Turns out I'm more "OCD" than I thought after that! ha Lots of guys love R19, for real. If you have it, use it! Around here, I have loaded (and several friends load) the 168 TTSX in 30-06 to 300WSM. Usually the 300WM users go with 180 or 200. I myself used the 180 XBT for years but now just use the 175 LRX in my latest 300WM load. Its a real killer. I used the older 165 XBT from a friends 300WM in Namibia on a big Gemsbuk cow, real wicked! And the TTSX is better IMHO. I never recovered either a 165 XBT, 175 LRX nor 180 XBT from any game I used them on! I love them! You will too! Good luck to you pard!
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I have tried RL19/22 loading TTSX 165's in my .300 Win chambered rifle's and they shot those RL powders fair but my rifle's shoot H4350 best .....Good luck....Hb
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I had great luck with TTSX 165's over RL22 in my 300WM. Worked well on 6 plains game animals (up to kudu) last fall.
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Have had good success with this load in 5 different 300wm including two Browning SS and surprisingly one X bolt Hells Canyon with the 8 twist barrel. Expect around 3250fps.
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Anyone got H4350 load data for 180 accubond and 168ttsx? Thanks
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I have really enjoyed your comments... I will definitely try some H4350 and F210's Thank you very much
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