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65.5 Ramshot Magnum 160 Accubond nosler brass fed 210 GMM..start low work up !
I'm a fan of TTSX's loaded in nosler 280 AI brass

140 TTSX 64g of RL22 3150 fps
150 TTSX 62g of RL22 3050 fps
61.0g MRP under a 168 Berger Classic Hunter. 2950fps.
61 grs of N560 under a 162 A-Max
Fire formed rem brass.
CCI 200 or BR primers
Rl22. 65.0
140 ttsx



For the 145 Lrx, I load 63.5
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Fireformed Rem cases, Fed 210 M primers, 3.34"OAL, 120, 140 and 150 grain Nosler ballistic tips all shoot to virtually same impact point in my rifle with H4831sc powder. 65.0 grains for 120 bullets; 62.5 grains for 140 and 60.5 grains for 150 grain bullets. 24" Shilen barreled Rem 700.
160gr Nosler Partition, 60grs.of IMR7828, Winchester primer and Nosler brass. Kills elk, deer, pigs, antelope, coyotes, jack rabbits, and rocks. I know this because I've done it.
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Loading for a 280ai in January.
Originally Posted by handwerk
I'm a fan of TTSX's loaded in nosler 280 AI brass

140 TTSX 64g of RL22 3150 fps
150 TTSX 62g of RL22 3050 fps


Interesting...
I run nosler brass, Fed Mag primers with 140g TTSX OAL 3.331
62.4g of RL22 3220fps with flat primer and hard bolt lift.
Dropped to 62.2g and still grouped under moa without the pressure signs
Anyone had any luck with 150g Swift ScII?
Tried RL22 and RL19 so far, crap results...

(rifle is a Kimber Montana... 1:9.5 twist)
Originally Posted by Swado
(rifle is a Kimber Montana... 1:9.5 twist)


Steve Olson from here on the fire worked up a few loads for mine and mine wasn't very fussy. Think everything ran under 1 1/2", with several loads 1/2-3/4"

Believe he tried 4831sc?? & R22. Didn't have great results with a 140g partitions. Rifle loved 150g ballistic tips, 150g partitions and 160g accubonds.

He's had a couple of the same rifles that while not bad, weren't as easy as mine was to load for.

Nosler brass and he used Winchester primers


I'll see if I can get him to chime in on his experiences
Mine loves H4350 and 120TTSX or 120 BT's

Run R22 for 162 amax and 168 vld
59.0 gr. of H4350 with 140 grain Sierra Prohunters, Fed 215 primers.
61.0 gr. of RL19 with 140 gr. Nosler BT's, with Fed 210 primers.
Mine shot everything from 120's to 175's well, but the outstanding loads were the 150 Ballistic Tip and 60.5 H4831, and the 156 Norma Oryx with 59.0 H4831. Both shot well under an inch at right around 3000 fps from a 22" barrel.
Originally Posted by cal74
Originally Posted by Swado
(rifle is a Kimber Montana... 1:9.5 twist)


Steve Olson from here on the fire worked up a few loads for mine and mine wasn't very fussy. Think everything ran under 1 1/2", with several loads 1/2-3/4"

Believe he tried 4831sc?? & R22. Didn't have great results with a 140g partitions. Rifle loved 150g ballistic tips, 150g partitions and 160g accubonds.

He's had a couple of the same rifles that while not bad, weren't as easy as mine was to load for.

Nosler brass and he used Winchester primers


I'll see if I can get him to chime in on his experiences


yep- I worked up several loads for Cal. His Montana shot most well.

The 150's and 160's ( noslers BT, AB) all shot well with RL 22 at 10-15 thou off the lands. At about 3050fps if I recall correctly

Most were at book max for powder charge. 4831 didn't fair as well but was still plenty good enough for hunting accuracy. Best loads were the 150 BT and 22. Those would plunk in there well under moa. I was very impressed with his Montana.
62 gr of H4831SC with a 140 gr Triple Shock works best in my Kimber Mtn. Ascent after playing around with others.
My 280 AI is a model 700 with a 25 1/2" Shilen barrel. My best load is:

Nosler brass
140 gr Nosler Accubond
63 gr RL 22
Rem 9 1/2 primer
COAL- 3.405
3250 fps

Best group with this load is .182"
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