Would interbonds shoot different than v max?

[ReloaderRick]

If I work up a load with an 87 grain v max, and it works great. Would an 87 grain interbond work just as good or do I have to work up A new load?

 

[Jmiverson]

It might work just as well in your rifle, but you will have to work up a new load, as they will be completely different bullets. Even varmint bullets of the same weight all need their own load in my experience. For example, my 55gr nosler BT varmint load is a whole grain of powder and .020 in overall length different from 55gr. Blitzkings.

 

[sheephunter]

No definite answer to that question....depends on the rifle. Only one way to find out.

 

[hoochie]

thats the entire thing with reloading.. you never know. same charge might work fine, but might have to work up a new one. faster, slower, longer, shorter...
load some with the same charge as the old ones to start, do a few variants of that. see what you get

 

[mlehtovaara]

It might produce acceptable accuracy, but it likely wont be the best load without testing.

POI can also change quite a bit even with the same bullet weight.

There is only so much science in reloading. Sometimes you just have to load a bunch and put em down range. I might be strange but I always thought that was the fun part.