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H4350 is pretty dang good. For the heavier for caliber loads, H4831 and 7977 really start to shine.

Gotta love those extreme powders… they always end up being my goto's.

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If I had one, the first one I'd be looking to try out is the new RL 26...I am sure a stiff charge of that, with a heavy for caliber bullet would do amazing things...


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I use RL22 in mine with a 110 Accubond. Got a light load that mimics a 257Roberts and a full house load. Both easily sub-MOA and the light load prints 1/2 inch lower at 100yds so I can use either load with no scope adjustment.

I use IMR4831 in my 25-06AI with 115 NBTs for amazing accuracy and speed.


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I use H-4831sc in mine with Nosler AB. It does not get much better.

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Originally Posted by WyoCoyoteHunter
I4350 has been mentioned.. I used it quite a bit in the early years.. Very accurate, and only a tad slower than I4831!!


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Might want to edit your post.

https://www.hodgdon.com/PDF/Burn%20Rates%20-%202015-2016.pdf
It just happened to catch my eye.



I have settled on H4831SC over the years experimenting with the .25-06 with all bullet weights/styles I've tried.


Temperature extremes is a consideration for the .25-06 in my case.

A good all-season powder for various critters.


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H4831sc, IMR4350 are the two powders I've used most.
I think that H4350, Re26, and IMR4551 may be very good powders.


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All,

Thanks for chiming in. Obviously with the response there are many choice to see which works best and give the best accuracy. I will probably try the IMR4350 and R22 first since I have a 8lb jug of IMR4350 and 2 one-pound of R22 and these are hardly used.

I got back from a funeral in NJ for my father in law and on the way I stopped at Cabelas to get the NBT 115gr 25-cal bullets so this is another option.

I am trying to clean this M700 25-06 barrel out and man it is hard to get it to move the cleaning rod through the barrel. It is supposed to be a 25 cal barrel but no marking on the barrel indicates this however the person I bought the rifle from also sent me some Sierra 25 cal bullets. My thinking is I need to get this barrel cleaned first.

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I have had really good luck with IMR 7977.



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I want to try some 4831.

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Always like RL-19 in my seven 25-06's

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Originally Posted by hanco
I want to try some 4831.



I was disappointed in IMR 4831 in my .25-06, but a good place to start is Ken Waters' Pet Loads articles on the 25-06.


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For a wide variety of bullet weights RL-17 been good to me from 75 v-max to 110gr accubonds and very well with 100ttsx

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Valad: One of my 25/06 Rifles really loves Reloader 22 with 100 grain bullets (Nosler Ballistic Tips).
Best of luck to you.
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I have worked mostly with 110-115 grain bullets in two different rifles and had good luck with H-4831, IMR 7828 and lately, Retumbo.


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Originally Posted by navlav8r
I have worked mostly with 110-115 grain bullets in two different rifles and had good luck with H-4831, IMR 7828 and lately, Retumbo.


So how does IMR 7828 and Retumbo compare so far in your reloads?


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I have used RE 19 and 100 TSX's for years and they have max speed and great accuracy. Absolutely drills antelope and deer.


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RL22 for 100 grain TTSX and I have a single bug hole w/ 5 shots on hell it must be 7 different days now.

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Wife shoots a 25 06, She be a good shot with hers. It's is one of the old Remington 700's with the heavy barrel. I think the weight helps with recoil.

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re 22 and imr 4831

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When I loaded for a 25-06, I was surprised at how well Retumbo worked, it's all I used.



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