shelton573
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Originally Posted By: ackleymanWe have shot thousands of the sierra 90g HP with IMR 3031, the velocity is in the 3500 fps area. This powder has proved to be exceptional with Remington 700's producing very tiny groups that you would think would be more like a benchrest rifle.
Sorry, I can not offer any help with the 90g Speer TNT.
If you are so inclined, the 110g V max(and HP)are very accurate with loads of 58g of Win 760(fed 210) and 57g of R#17(fed 215). Also the 110g Sierra Game king with the same loads shoots very small groups. Velocity of these loads are in the 3300-3400 fps with the 110g, and please back off a couple of grains and work up to my loads.
It is not an understatement that the 270 loves the 90g and 110g bullet weights.
I shoot the 110g tipped triple shock for deer, with the same loads and bullet impact never changes from the varmint load, 110g.
I will warn you that you will just about shoot a coyote in half with all these loads.
Thanks for all the info! I can't wait to start working with it. Thinkin I need to buy both 90s and the 110s and start working with all three. Thanks again!
Shelton
Sorry, I can not offer any help with the 90g Speer TNT.
If you are so inclined, the 110g V max(and HP)are very accurate with loads of 58g of Win 760(fed 210) and 57g of R#17(fed 215). Also the 110g Sierra Game king with the same loads shoots very small groups. Velocity of these loads are in the 3300-3400 fps with the 110g, and please back off a couple of grains and work up to my loads.
It is not an understatement that the 270 loves the 90g and 110g bullet weights.
I shoot the 110g tipped triple shock for deer, with the same loads and bullet impact never changes from the varmint load, 110g.
I will warn you that you will just about shoot a coyote in half with all these loads.
Thanks for all the info! I can't wait to start working with it. Thinkin I need to buy both 90s and the 110s and start working with all three. Thanks again!
Shelton