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I've got 50 of each, 7mm 150gr and 160gr partitions if anyone wants to trade for 140gr ttsx or accubonds
 
Brian in Montana said:
Anybody got some 168gn 30 cal Nosler ABLRs they might part with? I'd like to try running some through my .308 this summer. I have an unopened box of 150gn 7mm ABLRs I'd trade for them. I also have a couple boxes of 165gn 30 cal standard Nosler Accubonds (100 ct) I'd trade.
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Look at Shooter's Pro Shop they have some as of now.
 
shrapnel said:
It seems to be the go to powder for the 204, although H322 and H335 both work, the H322 about the same as 8208
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So now I have Norma brass, CCI 400 primers (a few) and IMR 8208 XBR. 32 gr V Max first, and then 31 gr Hammers for coyotes.

Where did you find loading data? Thanks much.
 
longbow51 said:
So now I have Norma brass, CCI 400 primers (a few) and IMR 8208 XBR. 32 gr V Max first, and then 31 gr Hammers for coyotes.

Where did you find loading data? Thanks much.
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I actually called John Barsness up to get his suggestion. He tells me to refer to his Gun Gack series of books, but I find it easier to just call him. I am using 29 grains 8208 or 26 grains H322. I did shoot some with H335 and it works, I think the 8208 and H322 are better choices.

This is a chart from "Shooters Reference" ( https://shootersreference.com/reloadingdata/204-ruger/) a website on the Internet



V-MAX
(HDY)
FED 205m
H322
(Hodgdon)
HDY
1.840"
2.250"
Powder:
25.5 gr
27.5 gr

Vel.:
3,826
4,030

Press.:
48,300
56,400
0.204"
Hodgdon

32 gr
V-MAX
(HDY)
FED 205m
H335
(Hodgdon)
HDY
1.840"
2.250"
Powder:
26.0 gr
28.3 gr

Vel.:
3,703
4,044

Press.:
40,600
54,800
0.204"
Hodgdon

32 gr
V-MAX
(HDY)
FED 205m
H4895
(Hodgdon)
HDY
1.840"
2.250"
Powder:
27.0 gr
29.0 gr

Vel.:
3,669
3,980

Press.:
40,500
51,100
0.204"
Hodgdon
C

32 gr
V-MAX
(HDY)
FED 205m
Varget
(Hodgdon)
HDY
1.840"
2.250"
Powder:
27.0 gr
29.0 gr

Vel.:
3,557
3,798

Press.:
38,300
47,400
0.204"
Hodgdon
C

32 gr
V-MAX
(HDY)
FED 205m
IMR 8208 XBR
(Improved Military Rifle)
HDY
1.840"
2.250"
Powder:
27.5 gr
29.0 gr

Vel.:
3,917
4,130

Press.:
47,500
56,500
0.204"
Hodgdon
 
shrapnel said:
I actually called John Barsness up to get his suggestion. He tells me to refer to his Gun Gack series of books, but I find it easier to just call him. I am using 29 grains 8208 or 26 grains H322. I did shoot some with H335 and it works, I think the 8208 and H322 are better choices.

This is a chart from "Shooters Reference" ( https://shootersreference.com/reloadingdata/204-ruger/) a website on the Internet



V-MAX
(HDY)
FED 205m
H322
(Hodgdon)
HDY
1.840"
2.250"
Powder:
25.5 gr
27.5 gr

Vel.:
3,826
4,030

Press.:
48,300
56,400
0.204"
Hodgdon

32 gr
V-MAX
(HDY)
FED 205m
H335
(Hodgdon)
HDY
1.840"
2.250"
Powder:
26.0 gr
28.3 gr

Vel.:
3,703
4,044

Press.:
40,600
54,800
0.204"
Hodgdon

32 gr
V-MAX
(HDY)
FED 205m
H4895
(Hodgdon)
HDY
1.840"
2.250"
Powder:
27.0 gr
29.0 gr

Vel.:
3,669
3,980

Press.:
40,500
51,100
0.204"
Hodgdon
C

32 gr
V-MAX
(HDY)
FED 205m
Varget
(Hodgdon)
HDY
1.840"
2.250"
Powder:
27.0 gr
29.0 gr

Vel.:
3,557
3,798

Press.:
38,300
47,400
0.204"
Hodgdon
C

32 gr
V-MAX
(HDY)
FED 205m
IMR 8208 XBR
(Improved Military Rifle)
HDY
1.840"
2.250"
Powder:
27.5 gr
29.0 gr

Vel.:
3,917
4,130

Press.:
47,500
56,500
0.204"
Hodgdon
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Wow, thanks. If you run out of lare or magnum primers, or need 4831 let me know.
shrapnel said:
I actually called John Barsness up to get his suggestion. He tells me to refer to his Gun Gack series of books, but I find it easier to just call him. I am using 29 grains 8208 or 26 grains H322. I did shoot some with H335 and it works, I think the 8208 and H322 are better choices.

This is a chart from "Shooters Reference" ( https://shootersreference.com/reloadingdata/204-ruger/) a website on the Internet



V-MAX
(HDY)
FED 205m
H322
(Hodgdon)
HDY
1.840"
2.250"
Powder:
25.5 gr
27.5 gr

Vel.:
3,826
4,030

Press.:
48,300
56,400
0.204"
Hodgdon

32 gr
V-MAX
(HDY)
FED 205m
H335
(Hodgdon)
HDY
1.840"
2.250"
Powder:
26.0 gr
28.3 gr

Vel.:
3,703
4,044

Press.:
40,600
54,800
0.204"
Hodgdon

32 gr
V-MAX
(HDY)
FED 205m
H4895
(Hodgdon)
HDY
1.840"
2.250"
Powder:
27.0 gr
29.0 gr

Vel.:
3,669
3,980

Press.:
40,500
51,100
0.204"
Hodgdon
C

32 gr
V-MAX
(HDY)
FED 205m
Varget
(Hodgdon)
HDY
1.840"
2.250"
Powder:
27.0 gr
29.0 gr

Vel.:
3,557
3,798

Press.:
38,300
47,400
0.204"
Hodgdon
C

32 gr
V-MAX
(HDY)
FED 205m
IMR 8208 XBR
(Improved Military Rifle)
HDY
1.840"
2.250"
Powder:
27.5 gr
29.0 gr

Vel.:
3,917
4,130

Press.:
47,500
56,500
0.204"
Hodgdon
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Wow, thanks valuable info!
 
American Reloading has a bunch of pulled projectiles at some pretty cheap prices right now. They’ll move fast, saw a lot of Accubonds and Trophy Bonded Bear Claws in various diameters and weights.
 
morgaj1 said:
Looking for 7mm 160gr Nosler Accubonds. Let me know if you have any to sell. I’ll take partial or full boxes.
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www.impactguns.com

Nosler AccuBond .284 160gr, 7mm 50 Per Box

Nosler AccuBond .284 160gr, 7mm 50 Per Box. Nosler 54932. AccuBond is designed to be a highly-accurate big game hunting bullet suitable for use on a wide variety of game. Its bonding process eliminates voids in the bullet core, and AccuBond marries Nosler's traditional copper-alloy jacket with it...
www.impactguns.com www.impactguns.com

Just caught wind of this, 50 bucks isn't a good price but they're there at least.
 
JeffJ said:
www.impactguns.com

Nosler AccuBond .284 160gr, 7mm 50 Per Box

Nosler AccuBond .284 160gr, 7mm 50 Per Box. Nosler 54932. AccuBond is designed to be a highly-accurate big game hunting bullet suitable for use on a wide variety of game. Its bonding process eliminates voids in the bullet core, and AccuBond marries Nosler's traditional copper-alloy jacket with it...
www.impactguns.com www.impactguns.com

Just caught wind of this, 50 bucks isn't a good price but they're there at least.
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Thank you
 
Saw 8 pound jugs of IMR 4831 and IMR 7828ssc today. Are we finally Turning the corner. ?

I’ve never shot either. Have a 300 bee and 7mm rem mag. I think the 7828ssc is essentially the same as 7828 but you can get more in your case. Never tried.
 
I have 4 boxes of 30:06 150 Grain PPU ammo if anyone is in need. I no longer shoot 150 grain so these are just sitting in the safe gathering dust. I am willing to get rid of them for $20.00 per/box.

PM me if interested and we can work out details: Joe

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I have 100 pieces/2 boxes new unopened atlas 6.5 prc brass that I would trade for equal value 210/215m primers
 
Gynaroo said:
Saw 8 pound jugs of IMR 4831 and IMR 7828ssc today. Are we finally Turning the corner. ?

I’ve never shot either. Have a 300 bee and 7mm rem mag. I think the 7828ssc is essentially the same as 7828 but you can get more in your case. Never tried.
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The SSC likely works through a powder measure better, since it's more like a ball powder in shape. For situations where normal 7828 gives you a compressed load the SSC likely eliminates that.
 
Fyi, powder valley has some alliant powders. I got r50 but they had re33 and r26 in stock, better hurry...lol.
 
ccc23454 said:
Fyi, powder valley has some alliant powders. I got r50 but they had re33 and r26 in stock, better hurry...lol.
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It's all gone already. Got 8lbs of RE17 and some IMR4895 though. First time in months they had gotten such a large shipment in.
 
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