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Question for you .243 Win shooters. What should I reasonably expect for velocity from 85gr Partitions out of a 22 inch barrel?
I'm using W785 but would be interested in what y'all use and what you get. Thanks and regards, Woody


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my favorite powder in the 243 is IMR 4064.


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With the 85gr. Partition I use H414 and I get around 3200 fps put of a 22 inch barrel. Work up to max, back off a grain and kill game.


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Originally Posted by Palidun
With the 85gr. Partition I use H414 and I get around 3200 fps put of a 22 inch barrel. Work up to max, back off a grain and kill game.


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I'm shooting the 80 gr TTSX in front of 46.8 gr of Ramshot Hunter for 3415 fps. Absolutely deadly on whitetails and antelope.

P.S. Rifle has a 24" barrel.

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You'll max out around 3200 if all goes well, with a Partition.

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Ran out of H414 and now use 4350 and like it. Plenty of velocity at top charges.

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As a rule, my 80-87 gr. Bullets do best with 4064. 95 gr.-105 gr. get 4350.

This after owning/loading for more 243s than I can honestly remember......

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So for 90gr bullets, would you go with 4050 or 4364?

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Naw, For those 90 you need Superformance.

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Originally Posted by southtexas
So for 90gr bullets, would you go with 4050 or 4364?
both or varget

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Originally Posted by 2muchgun
95 gr.-105 gr. get 4350.

This after owning/loading for more 243s than I can honestly remember......
+1, I'm not a speed chaser and using 4350 has been super accurate/consistent in my .243 customs running 2900 fps.

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