another reloading question

[bobcat]

Have you checked the Nosler website for data?

[high country]

those are pretty lawyer friendly numbers.

[bobcat]

Yeah they usually are when you get data from the internet.

[high country]

I like the numbers in the old speer catalog. compare it to todays and you have to wonder how we are still alive.

[carpsniperg2]

I shoot the same bullets threw my 25-06. If you would like some info i would be happy to share what has worked good for me with the bullet.

[bobcat]

I like the numbers in the old speer catalog. compare it to todays and you have to wonder how we are still alive.

Yeah, I have a couple of old Speer manuals, both are from the early 60's. Seems the maximum loads you see in some of the current books are just starting loads in those old Speer books.  

[carpsniperg2]

I always laugh when i look at the differences between my speer books and my hodgons books take a look at the 454 casull if you want a laugh I figure i would rather trust the powder companies loads over the bullet companies. Just my thoughts.

[grundy53]

Have you checked the Nosler website for data?

Yes. That's the chart I plan on using. But I have to buy some imr4350 now. I was just curious cause I have some rl-15 which is in the lyman charts.

[grundy53]

I shoot the same bullets threw my 25-06. If you would like some info i would be happy to share what has worked good for me with the bullet.

Thank you! I would really appreciate that!

[MuleySniper]

  I thought you were referring to powder weight too.
MS

[grundy53]

no worries. i should have made it a little clearer. I later added bullet to my thread.