Hornady Interbond 3006 180 gr, Load Data

littleshooter

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Hi There

Looking for a recomendation on a Hornady Interbond 3006 180 gr. I don't have load data for this.....Looking for a source for information or recommendations from you have shot.....?

Thanks
 
Hi There

Yes, I see that, I did not want to spend 3 hours and 5 combinations trying to get a optimized abd quick load. Hornady offers a quick data sheet for their Lever Rev stuff with 4-5 loads and a couple optimize loads. I was just wondering if their was a sheet for the Interbond. I did get the min-max data for the Interlock, but I was trying to find someone that has some experiece loading these.....

Thanks
 
littleshooter said:
Hi There

Yes, I see that, I did not want to spend 3 hours and 5 combinations trying to get a optimized abd quick load. Hornady offers a quick data sheet for their Lever Rev stuff with 4-5 loads and a couple optimize loads. I was just wondering if their was a sheet for the Interbond. I did get the min-max data for the Interlock, but I was trying to find someone that has some experiece loading these.....

Thanks
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Since every rifle is a law unto itself, no one can give you an optimum load for your rifle. You simply have to develop the load yourself and find out what works for you.


Mark
 
Hi Mark

I understand that but there are loads that are work better than others and Hornady lists these for lever Rev FTX bullet and I am looking for simular for the Interbonds
 
Heaven forbid you have to spend 3 hours and 5 loads developing a load for your rifle. You might accidentally learn something.........
 
The 180gr Interbond with 57 to 58.5grs of RL-19 gives pretty good results in most of my 30-06 rifles. I use Federal brass and CCI 200 primers. C.O.L varies from one rifle to the next. Like it has been pointed out above...no 2 rifles are the same so start with 54.5grs and work your way up slowly!!!
 
Does anyone else have any loads that they have had good luck with. Not much on the Interbond Bullets 3006 loads? I have several manuals with loads for interlock, but Interbond not so much...I am shooting a Browning semi auto 3006..........

Thanks for the help
 
littleshooter; IMR4350 is never a mistake in the 30-06 cartridge for bullet weights between 150 and 200 grains......Consider a starting load of 52 or 53 grains of IMR4350 and work up in 1/2 grain increments until you start seeing pressure signs such as flattened primers...
You should probably finish up somewhere between 54 and 55 grains.......good luck

rojogrande
 
So far you've received "loads" that span the book powder weights. No COALs, sometimes you got the primer type.
How's that been working for you?
You received good advice and decided to reject it looking for a magical load that will work on your rifle from the get-go.
How's that been working for you?

As for the safety factor, just make sure there are no typing errors in the loads you receive.
 
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