I bought some accubond 150 grains for my 7mm rem mag but I ment to buy the 160 grain version. I have h1000 witch I have be quite successful with the 160 accubonds and 162 eld-xs and I also have h4350. I never had luck loading the 160 accubonds or 154 eld-x with h4831sc which I see most people realoading this rounds with. Has anyone had luck with the h1000 or h4350 with the 150 accubonds and if so what were your load work ups. I shoot a tikka t3x varmint with a 24” barrel and 9.5 twist.
7mm rem mag 150 accubonds
- Thread starter Rudz88
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huntingfamily
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Hodgdon load data says 68.0grs MAX of H1000 for the nosler 150gr bullet. Start low and work up.
I run 4350 in my 7mm RM. It’s a faster than optimal burn rate I’m told but it’s worked for me for years. My loads are much hotter than any current data in a Ruger 77 at 61 grains. I see someone below said higher; that was my cutoff for any pressure signs. Another fifty FPS wasn’t worth the brass life to me.
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Years ago I loaded for a 26” barreled Browning A-Bolt Medallion 7mm RemMag with the original 150gr Ballistic Tip. Using IMR4350 63.0 grains my Chrony gave me an average of 3250 fps. And that rifle/load was a true 3-shot sub MOA set up.
Using a 150 Accubond with its descent BC and bonding you can kill just about all there is to kill in North America.
Using a 150 Accubond with its descent BC and bonding you can kill just about all there is to kill in North America.
