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I picked up a pound of Superperformance to load under these bullets in my 30-06 but the load data doesn't actually show any real advantage to using 5-6 more grains of powder to get less than 50 fps more than I can get with one of the 4350 variants. Does seem to give the 180's a bit more steam though.


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10-4 Palidun, I'd stick to the 4350's, all bets are off when I get these 150's shot up, RL-22 under a 200 gr Partition for 2700 fps is where I'll eventually be headed, then I won't have to start a thread like this one ;]


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Originally Posted by gunner500
10-4 Palidun, I'd stick to the 4350's, all bets are off when I get these 150's shot up, RL-22 under a 200 gr Partition for 2700 fps is where I'll eventually be headed, then I won't have to start a thread like this one ;]



Gunner, if you have any 4064 laying around, it might be worth giving it a try with those 150's...


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I've heard of the accuracy of the 4064 with 150's in the '06, had a couple cans around here forever, but gave it to a neighbor that, IIRC was working up loads for a 243 Winchester.


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That 60 gr charge of H-4350 is a clean burning sob, 3080 fps don't hurt either ;]


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Originally Posted by gunner500


Great info JB, thanks, after Ingwe's photos and story and this from you about your Wifes hunts with this bullet, I'll have the confidence needed to send a bullet quartering into a bucks last rib should the situation arise.


You shouldn't have any problem with it bud. I used 150gr and then 165gr Core Lokts for many years until I used Federal Fusion. I've shot them from every angle and only had two that didn't exit.


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I appreciate that Tzone, now if the 'smith would hurry up with the checkering re-cut.

I installed the Talley rings to give me something to look through while chronoing, don't think I can shoot very good groups that way though. shocked lol


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