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Somebody school me on them. I'm a longtime Partition fan and shoot them in my 270 and 300 mag. For those of you running the 160 out to 500 yards what is your preferred load?

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I’ve always been a 140 fan for my 7 mags, but I hunt deer and pigs.

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Several have liked H1000 under a 160 Partition. Re 22 can be pretty sweet but quit running that combo ~ 10 years ago when I learned of the temperature induced velocity swings.


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Put me in the H1000 club. Out of a push-feed M70 with a 26" tomato stake, I'm using 70 gr of H1000 at 3.34" OAL in neck-sized R-P cases and CCI250 primers. This puts me right at 3,000 fps which is where I like to run the 160s. Have also had good results with IMR7828.

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These are my two favorites with the 160 gr. Partition. From a 26 inch Rock Creek Barrel.

Bullet: Nosler 160 gr. Partition
Powder: IMR 7828 64.0 grs.
Primer: Federal 215
Case: Federal
LOAL: 3.285 (2.745 Base to Ogive with Stoney Point)
Average Velocity: 2919.70 fps
Extreme Spread: 27.44
Standard Deviation: 10.53

Bullet: Nosler 160 gr. Partition
Powder: Alliant Reloader 25 69.0 grs.
Primer: Federal 215
Case: Federal (2.1195 Base To Datum Line with Stoney Point)
LOAL: 3.285 (2.745 Base to Ogive with Stoney Point)
Average Velocity: 3030.59 fps
ES: 34.16
SD: 17.02

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I use 65.0 gr RL25 with the 160gr Partition. Shoots great in my M70 Classic stainless with 26" barrel.


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Can't remember the powder charge offhand but use IMR 7828 powder with win brass and a CCI 250 primer

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Thanks! That will give me someplace to start.

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2017 Alliant Powder manual lists Fed 215 Primer, Fed case, RL 26, and max load of 65.9 Gr for 2996 FPS with 160 GR Nosler Part. in a 7 Rem Mag.

Rl 26 has worked so well with the heavy bullets in my 7 MM Rem Mag might be worth trying.


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I used 70gns of RL25 and a 160gn Nosler Accubond in my Rem 700CDL 26" bbl. 10 shot average was 3005 fps. During load developement, I also tried Retumbo, H1000, RL22 and H4831sc but RL25 was the standout performer in terms of velocity.

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Tikka 7mm rem mag Superlite 160 partition 66 rains IMR 7828 regular 3 touching at 100 .

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My best load for a Sako 7mm with the 160 partition was a maximum charge of Reloader 22 with the Fed 215M primer and full length sized Remington brass. I found this load very sensitive to neck tension. This load would barely hold three shots in 1" at 100m.

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I would look at RL 26 as others have mentioned as well as Ramshot Magnum but H-1000 has been the powder most have used withe the 160's and up.


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66.0grs of Reloader-22 is a good one.


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73.0gr of Retumbo with 160gr Accubonds 215M primers Hornady cases, about 3050fps.
RL26 and Norma MRP. H1000 is very accurate but a little slower.

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Originally Posted by baldhunter
66.0grs of Reloader-22 is a good one.


Agreed. Great combo in both of my 7mm's


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I am another fan of Re25 in my 7 mag. I get just over 3000 fps. If you have a 26-inch barrel, Re33 works great, too. Re 22 and 7828 are both great options, as well. I have killed several elk with 160 Partitions and my farthest is 446 yards.


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Originally Posted by baldhunter
66.0grs of Reloader-22 is a good one.


X3, it's the best accuracy combo I've found in many diff 7RMs. Same charge works wonders with 150s as well.

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I had my best speed with R26/160 and R33/175 Good luck.

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Aheider: My Remington 700 Classic (24" barrel) in 7mm Remington Magnum just LOVES the 160 grain Nosler Partitions, Federal 215 M primers, Federal brass and 66.0 grains of H4831.
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