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Not sure which bullet you're running? Alliant has some charges listed on their website. If you are running the heavier bullets (120+), you'll give up some velocity with R15.
H4350 is going to be your best bet. R17 is a good one also. I'm not sure how the pressure curve is on R17 for a semi auto, though. You might want to check with Alliant on that.
I missed the bullet part. If you wanted to run with R15 powder, the bullets in the 100-120 grain weight would work. Some guys run the 120 or 123 grain bullets out of their AR very well.
I suspect you might like the HDY 95gr V-Max with RL-15. I run 47.0gr of H4350, the Hodgdon published <span style="font-style: italic">minimum</span> load for the bullet and powder; simply because I'm a bit leary of running loads much faster than 3400-3500fps through a 28" 1:8" twist barrel.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Greg Langelius *</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I suspect you might like the HDY 95gr V-Max with RL-15. I run 47.0gr of H4350, the Hodgdon published <span style="font-style: italic">minimum</span> load for the bullet and powder; simply because I'm a bit leary of running loads much faster than 3400-3500fps through a 28" 1:8" twist barrel. </div></div> Yeah, that's cooking!