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Looking for load data for my 7mm saum, preferably lighter weight bullets.
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what rifle? what distances? target shooting or hunting? what kind of hunting?
can you give us something more to work with please?
PS: Ramshot, Alliant and Hodgdon all offer 7mm SAUM load data for free on their websites for a large variety of bullet weights.
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There is some published data in the manuals and you can also use 280 AI data too as they are close in capacity. Same powders work in both. If I was just starting I would look at R16 & R23 for the lighter bullets and maybe R26 or 8193 for the heavier ones. Any powders between H4350 to H1000 burn rate can work.
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I've loaded 120 TSX and 140 TTSX in mine. Theres' data on Nosler, Barnes and Hodgdon website. Also Speer I believe. I use the Hodgdon site for mine.
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