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What powder is your go to in a 270 with 150gr NP's?


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H4831 or IMR7828

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I've had good luck with H4350 and 150 grain bullets but I haven't shot any 150gr Nosler Partitions. My loads were all Speer and Sierras.


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H4831 is what I use with the 150-grain bullet in the .270 WCF.

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I started with H4831 and had good results so haven't looked further. I do have RL22 and 7828 that I will give a shot one of these days...

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IMR 7828 @ 2883 FPS shoots bugholes w/150 NP in my 24" barreled 270.H-4831 works well too.

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H-4350 and H-4895 have been my go to powers for everything in my 270


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51-52 gr of IMR4350.


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Slightly off topic but I'd like to note that 160 NPs over IMR 4350 are my rifle's favorite bullet. Been shooting them for about 8 years after decades of mediocre grouping.

No need to go back to the 130 grainers.

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RL-22 and IMR-7828 with the 150 gr Partitions gave consistant groups of .750 out of my .270 Vanguard....


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My load is 57 gr. of Rldr-22 with the 150 Partition. It's my "go to" load. It gives me 2930 fps and consistent 1" groups in my Pre-'64. Been using this combo for years. Devastating on caribou & like sized animals. I have to admit that I've been kicking around trying some IMR-7828 just for kicks.
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Interesting load BIF. I'll try to keep it in mind for this year.

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I,m using 58 gr. of Norma MRP which shoots real good
in my Vanguard S2. I tryed IMR 7828 it was not as
accurate. I got my cow Elk with the MRP load in October.
However I,m probably going to use 140 gr Accubonds
next year if I get a tag. They are a little more
accurate and stay together about as well. Penetration
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RL-22; really cannot be beat.........killed more stuff from moose on down with that bullet than all else put together. It has never failed.

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I agree, I only tryed MRP because of the powder shortage.

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Since you are asking about the 150's:

http://www.shootersproshop.com/nosl...r-partition-spitzer-blem-50ct-11340.html

Hard to say no to that price!!!!!!!


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My 270 Win loads with 150 NP have progressed as below.
58.0 gr. H4831
58.0 gr. RL22
52.0 gr. RL17 (current hunt load)
All shoot 1 moa or less.
All kill elk and mule deer quite dead.
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Originally Posted by GunTruck50
I agree, I only tryed MRP because of the powder shortage.


I like MRP in the 270 & 280 too, though it's always been expensive & hard to get, but it's pretty much equal to RL-22 & it meters better as well.

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I pretty much stick to H4831. Have gotten excellent accuracy with all the powders mentioned so far, and sometimes a little more velocity than with H4831, but live in Montana, where hunting season temperatures can go well below zero. Have had more consistent results in widely varying temps with H4831.


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Yep - a 150 NP with a dash of H4831 is a rock solid combination.
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