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Awesome thanks for the input

This is for a 243 win with H4350 and 95gr Berger VLD hunting. Shot at 100. I'm thinking 42.3 is where I need to be since 42, 42.3 and 42.6 are close on the center of the impacts. Could 43.2 be one to look at as well. What do you think

I'll be headed that way in June for a prarie dog hunt in Colorado. Must be nice to have another 8lbs coming. I can't find any near me.

Ill trade you some 75gr Amaxes for some of that H1000

A lot of people have success with the 105gr BTHP from hornady. I am currently testing it in my factory rem 700 and so far it is working good. But I haven't got it out past 200 yet but it stabilizes at 200. Berger 95gr VLD is a great bullet also and should work great for that twist. I am using...

Explained well. When I get some H4350 I'll start over. Doesn't hurt to have a couple go to loads I guess. Looks like I'll be trying 95gr Berger VLD also bc the Hornady 105gr BTHP are hard to get as well. I appreciate the help Dan. I'll post more when I get more data.

This may be a stupid question but does this mean that my rifle like this seating depth with just this powder or will this seating depth work well with other powders. I understand that there is a lot to consider but I'm just wondering if that could be expected. H1000 is hard to find right now but...

Yes that is one of the cases from 2.28. And yes just neck sized these. I'll push the shoulder back some and shoot more of them. Thanks for the help

I liked the 2.28 group but my only concern is the bolt lift was heavier on it compared to the others. I guess bc of the less capacity bc of the depth of the bullet

This is a new rifle with me so I dont have any previous results to go off of for this set up. Most 308 rifles I have shot in the past have shot .5-.75 MOA if I done my job. Also this is from a factory Rem 700 9 1/8 twist varmint barrel.

All primers and brass looked about the same

Here are my results at 200yds. Bolt lift was fairly heavy on the 2.29. What do you think?

Great thanks. Hopefully I can get to the range this weekend. I'm gonna load 5 different ogive length. Gonna adjust those per .01.

I'm curious to know what makes you think they are not stable? Please don't take that wrong. I'm just not sure

Might just go with the 95 Bergers

Just to clarify. The loads are as follows No number is 46 1 is 46.3 2 is 46.6 3 is 46.9 4 is 47.2 5 is 47.5

Thanks for the input. I'll load some up and give it a try

Any ideas?

Please decider this for me. I've read the OCW method and after I shot this I'm confused. This is 243 105gr with H1000. 46gr to 47.5 in .3gr increments. Any thoughts are great

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