257 roberts/imr 4350?
#1
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need a little help with a really accurate load using the imr 4350 or 4064 with 110 accubonds. any info will help me out greatly. thanks.
"sorry about the typing, just had surgrey on my wrist"
"sorry about the typing, just had surgrey on my wrist"
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From: Missouri
There use to be a sticky that covered situations like this. Its gone now so I'll say it,You need to work up your own loads. If someone states a particular load you should always check your reloading manuals and see where it falls. If its anywhere near the Max you should start at your manuals beginning load and work up carefully.
A load that shows no signs of excessive pressure in one rifle may very well be dangerous in yours.
A load that shows no signs of excessive pressure in one rifle may very well be dangerous in yours.
#4
The very best and most accurate powder I have ever used in my
old Rem. 257 Roberts was IMR 4320...I can't remember what the
loads were now,but that stuff worked with every bullet I tried..
Killed a lot of deer with that old rifle..Reading you post brought
back memories..Wish I still had it.That was 30 years ago...
Good luck with your and be safe---Happy Holidays
old Rem. 257 Roberts was IMR 4320...I can't remember what the
loads were now,but that stuff worked with every bullet I tried..
Killed a lot of deer with that old rifle..Reading you post brought
back memories..Wish I still had it.That was 30 years ago...
Good luck with your and be safe---Happy Holidays
#5
ORIGINAL: backyardreloader
need a little help with a really accurate load using the imr 4350 or 4064 with 110 accubonds. any info will help me out greatly. thanks.
"sorry about the typing, just had surgrey on my wrist"
need a little help with a really accurate load using the imr 4350 or 4064 with 110 accubonds. any info will help me out greatly. thanks.
"sorry about the typing, just had surgrey on my wrist"




