Thanks to the Hoard I have done my first work up of a load that my rifle likes for the Nosler 123gr. CC HPBT, I an now trying a second with the 100gr.Nosler.
I have H-335 and CFE that I can acquire easily locally the 123's liked CFE not so much the 335, with the 100gr. the difference between the 2 powders seemed to be great and I was thinking I need to find a powder that splits the difference... What should I try next that is between CFE and 335 for 100/123 bullet weights?
With the 123's 26.8 of CFE at 2.255 COA with BR-4's and 5th firing Hornady brass netted me 1.75" groups at 200 yards which is best I have seen yet for this rifle, the 123's workup went smoothly for a first go-round that is die to the info from Y'All. I have only done a speed reading for the 100's with the MagnetoSpeed so no groupings yet but it looks like the slower sets were tightest which is what I found with the 123" as well not sure if this is a trend yet and time will tell. I will do sets for grouping on Monday to learn more but So Far So Good.
I have H-335 and CFE that I can acquire easily locally the 123's liked CFE not so much the 335, with the 100gr. the difference between the 2 powders seemed to be great and I was thinking I need to find a powder that splits the difference... What should I try next that is between CFE and 335 for 100/123 bullet weights?
With the 123's 26.8 of CFE at 2.255 COA with BR-4's and 5th firing Hornady brass netted me 1.75" groups at 200 yards which is best I have seen yet for this rifle, the 123's workup went smoothly for a first go-round that is die to the info from Y'All. I have only done a speed reading for the 100's with the MagnetoSpeed so no groupings yet but it looks like the slower sets were tightest which is what I found with the 123" as well not sure if this is a trend yet and time will tell. I will do sets for grouping on Monday to learn more but So Far So Good.
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