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I've tried IMR 4350 and it shoots great but doesn't meter very well. Anyone have a load they like that meters well?

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Win 760 is very accurate, and meters like water.

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Originally Posted by Yukoner
Win 760 is very accurate, and meters like water.

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Good choice.

I used to use Win 760 in a Ruger .22-250 and 50gr bullets. I bet I tried 5 powders and nothing beat Win 760 to my surprise.

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+ 1 on the 760


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My first .22-250 lived on 50 grain SXes and 40 grains of H380 which, being a spherical, obviously meters as well as any powder possibly can.

Subsequent .22-250s I've owned preferred cylindrical powders and my measure doesn't throw those consistently so I wound up weighing every charge.

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My Remington shoots the 50s well with IMR 4064 or RE15. The RE15 meters the best though. I've never tried the 760.
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H335 for me.

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Two of the best I've tried are Benchmark and IMR 4895 in that order.


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15, but the 55 shot better.

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H4895 is my favorite in the Standard 22-250 and Win 760 and Varget in the Ack Imp


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I use 39 gr of H-414, WLR primer in Win brass with a 50 gr Ballistic Tip, V-Max or Blitzking as it shot the best with 50 gr bullets and gave good velocity, too. H-414 is a ball powder and meters extremely well.

I'm moving to Ramshot's Big Game as it shoots even better with the one load I have tried, and is less temperature sensitive...and it's a spherical powder, too and meters very well.


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Originally Posted by Calif. Hunter
H-414 is a ball powder and meters extremely well.

I'm moving to Ramshot's Big Game as it shoots even better and is less temperature sensitive...


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Hahahahaha. I'm glad you know how my rifle shoots different loads. Or are you saying the H-414 is not a ball/spherical powder? Or that it does not meter well?


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760 gives blistering velocities with extreme accuracy in some of my rifles. Accuracy loads are at the top of the range.

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+1 for Big Game. I went from Varget to RL-15 to Big Game over the last 10 years. It shoots sub-MOA in my 22-250. It is as accurate, handles the temps just as well, and meters MUCH better.

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I also switched from varget to Ramshot Big game.

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W-760, AA-2700 H-414, H- 4895...pick your poison.


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I too am using Reloader 15 pretty exclusively but my rifle does almost as well with IMR 4064 (and I really havent tried to work up a super load yet) that I got from a friend who no longer loaded. Not one to look 3 lbs of powder in the mouth...I said "thank you kindly".

One of the nice things Ive found about a 22-250 is that there is a LOT of combinations that will shoot dandy so when a deal on powder springs up and in the right burn rate range, I take it.


Using CCI-BR2 primers but a few are telling me to try WLR primers with Reloader. Havent yet but the combo shoots better than I can consistantly.

Both powders with this primer are shooting half inch groups or better with 52, 53 and 55 grain bullets and I'm still playing a bit with bullet seating depth.

I'm sure lots of the others will do so as well but can only add my own experiences.

God Bless.

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h380 always worked well for me over all in all three .22-.250's that ive had


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These have worked well for me: IMR 4895, IMR 4064,and AA2230. I hear good things also re Ramshot TAC and Big Game, but have not loaded either yet.

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