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Re: RL 15 any good in 30-06 using 175's - 190's?
Too fast. For heavy boolets use RL22.
Too fast. For heavy boolets use RL22.
Re: RL 15 any good in 30-06 using 175's - 190's?
I've used it with 190 SMKs and 210 Bergers with consistent .5 moa accuracy.
I went up to 52gr with the 190s, and 50gr with the 210s, in Norma brass, and moly'd bullets.
Here's an old pic, but it gives you an idea,
I've used it with 190 SMKs and 210 Bergers with consistent .5 moa accuracy.
I went up to 52gr with the 190s, and 50gr with the 210s, in Norma brass, and moly'd bullets.
Here's an old pic, but it gives you an idea,
Re: RL 15 any good in 30-06 using 175's - 190's?
50gr under a 210 yielded 2575 fps via 26" bbl.
52gr under a 190 yielded 2700 fps via 26" bbl.
So, not max velocity potential, but it sure shoots straight. I used the 210 load in a field match and did very well out to 1000 yards with it.
50gr under a 210 yielded 2575 fps via 26" bbl.
52gr under a 190 yielded 2700 fps via 26" bbl.
So, not max velocity potential, but it sure shoots straight. I used the 210 load in a field match and did very well out to 1000 yards with it.
Re: RL 15 any good in 30-06 using 175's - 190's?
Nice.. Thanks for the replies..
Nice.. Thanks for the replies..
Re: RL 15 any good in 30-06 using 175's - 190's?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: MontanaMarine</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I've used it with 190 SMKs and 210 Bergers with consistent .5 moa accuracy.
I went up to 52gr with the 190s, and 50gr with the 210s, in Norma brass, and moly'd bullets.
Here's an old pic, but it gives you an idea,
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I was debating on whether or not to use the RL 15 since I have 10lb's of RL 19, but this did it for me, so I snatched up 10lb's of the RL 15..
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: MontanaMarine</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I've used it with 190 SMKs and 210 Bergers with consistent .5 moa accuracy.
I went up to 52gr with the 190s, and 50gr with the 210s, in Norma brass, and moly'd bullets.
Here's an old pic, but it gives you an idea,
I was debating on whether or not to use the RL 15 since I have 10lb's of RL 19, but this did it for me, so I snatched up 10lb's of the RL 15..
Re: RL 15 any good in 30-06 using 175's - 190's?
LSU, for someone not going to reload unless components are handy you're sure pulling in lots of powder :lol
Good for you, pretty soon you'll be just as addicted as the rest of us... it sounds like you're well on the way.
LSU, for someone not going to reload unless components are handy you're sure pulling in lots of powder :lol
Good for you, pretty soon you'll be just as addicted as the rest of us... it sounds like you're well on the way.
Re: RL 15 any good in 30-06 using 175's - 190's?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: bohem</div><div class="ubbcode-body">LSU, for someone not going to reload unless components are handy you're sure pulling in lots of powder :lol
Good for you, pretty soon you'll be just as addicted as the rest of us... it sounds like you're well on the way. </div></div>
You not lieing. I seem to have the itch already..
had 15lb's of RL 19, but my boy wanted 5 so I sold him some, but now I have 10lb's of RL19, 10lb's of RL15, 1000ct of 190gr. SMK's, 2000 LR primers and 1000ct of LC 3006 brass fully processed..
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: bohem</div><div class="ubbcode-body">LSU, for someone not going to reload unless components are handy you're sure pulling in lots of powder :lol
Good for you, pretty soon you'll be just as addicted as the rest of us... it sounds like you're well on the way. </div></div>
You not lieing. I seem to have the itch already..
had 15lb's of RL 19, but my boy wanted 5 so I sold him some, but now I have 10lb's of RL19, 10lb's of RL15, 1000ct of 190gr. SMK's, 2000 LR primers and 1000ct of LC 3006 brass fully processed..
Re: RL 15 any good in 30-06 using 175's - 190's?
Montana Marine those are some really nice groups. Have you used the same load with naked bullets? If so what were the results? Thanks.
Montana Marine those are some really nice groups. Have you used the same load with naked bullets? If so what were the results? Thanks.
Re: RL 15 any good in 30-06 using 175's - 190's?
I've never tried it with naked bullets. I would imagine results should be similar, assuming a decent barrel and 'smithing.
I've never tried it with naked bullets. I would imagine results should be similar, assuming a decent barrel and 'smithing.
Re: RL 15 any good in 30-06 using 175's - 190's?
Thanks MM
Thanks MM
Re: RL 15 any good in 30-06 using 175's - 190's?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: MontanaMarine</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I've used it with 190 SMKs and 210 Bergers with consistent .5 moa accuracy.
I went up to 52gr with the 190s, and 50gr with the 210s, in Norma brass, and moly'd bullets.
Here's an old pic, but it gives you an idea,
</div></div>
Don't know if I mentioned this, but those groups are inane.. VERY VERY NICE..
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: MontanaMarine</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I've used it with 190 SMKs and 210 Bergers with consistent .5 moa accuracy.
I went up to 52gr with the 190s, and 50gr with the 210s, in Norma brass, and moly'd bullets.
Here's an old pic, but it gives you an idea,
Don't know if I mentioned this, but those groups are inane.. VERY VERY NICE..
Re: RL 15 any good in 30-06 using 175's - 190's?
In those days I was shooting it in BR mode. Bald Eagle front rest and leather sandbag aft. My only recreational shooting venue at the time was Flatwood's near Camp Lejeune. A lot of nice calm days there.
Wind is pretty much a constant here in MT, and I'm on the ground all the time now.
In those days I was shooting it in BR mode. Bald Eagle front rest and leather sandbag aft. My only recreational shooting venue at the time was Flatwood's near Camp Lejeune. A lot of nice calm days there.
Wind is pretty much a constant here in MT, and I'm on the ground all the time now.
