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Mike,
Thanks for the additional info, that gets us right to the point.
My Super Grade is a Cabelas Anniversary model so is similar/same vintage as yours.
With the 154gn Hornady SP, try the following:
50gn H 414 and Fed 210 for 2836fps and .816" in my rifle. OAL is 3.136"
51gn Rel 26 and Fed 210 for 2628fps (Nothing to brag about) but is shoots well @ .576" with and OAL of 3.133" ( a hair deeper)
46gn VARGET and Fed 210 for just on 2800fps and around .75" but I tried this a little deeper with an OAL of 3.087"
I have tried a lot of seating depth OAL's with this bullet from 3.136" - 3.070" and I feel 3.130 + - is a good place for your to start.
Have fun,
John
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Thank you, that's very helpful. BTW, what brass?
Mike
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