Please provide input. I'm thinking 75.6-75.9 to pursue (likely just go to 75.8). I never saw pressure signs.

Conditions:
24 degrees F
75.0% Humidity
24.68 inHg
No WIND


Rifle:
GAP built 300WM
25" 1:10 Bartlein Barrel

Powder/Bullet:
Berger 168gr VLD-H
H4831SC
75.0gr
75.3gr
75.6gr
75.9gr
76.2gr
76.5gr
76.8gr
77.1gr

All measurements taken from base of case to ogive using Hornady Lock-n-load. 2.773" to Ogive, 0.05" Jump using Redding Type-S Bushing dies with 0.331 Bushing.

All shots were taken off of Caldwell BR front rest, and leather bunny ears in rear. All shots taken at 200 yards

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75.6-76.8 looks promicing to me. Maybe you could try different seating depths with those loads?

What helped me was to determine center of your group. Draw a center line though the group horizontally. From your bullseye, draw a centerline horizontally. Measure distance from bullseye to center of group. Write that number next to that group. Write those numbers down on a separate piece of paper [to eliminate confusion] and look @ the numbers. Worked for me anyway.
After that, be very careful here. Load different OAL's & record group size. Look very careful for pressure signs.
Have dinner reservations ready @ establishment of choice for some serious celebrating! Let us know how you do. Good Luck!

Have you tried different seating depths? Just wondering if you started with .05 jump or worked to it. I'm loading the 168 vlds with 78 grains of RE22 with .020 jump. Shoots excellent but there is room for improvement with my load.