30-06

[Oyster]

Found the IMR 4064 has worked the best for my 30-06 loads. Tried Varget and H4895 but 4064 just seemed to work better for my hunting rifle and Garand. It does not meter that well but worth the extra effort.

 

[benelli7979]

I wanted to say ty to everyone! I tried 58 grains of h 4350. First tried at canular depth then tried 338dude’s load and depth. All I can say is 338 you have a good shooting load!! At 200yards all three touched! For a bone stock rifle this thing impressed me !!! Thanks again for the help everyone!!

 

[338 dude]

I wanted to say ty to everyone! I tried 58 grains of h 4350. First tried at canular depth then tried 338dude’s load and depth. All I can say is 338 you have a good shooting load!! At 200yards all three touched! For a bone stock rifle this thing impressed me !!! Thanks again for the help everyone!!

The one I’m shooting it from is a 30 year old Winchester model 70 from Walmart, Actually my first centerfire rifle

 

[philip brousseau]

I was going to say 338dudes load shoots very well in the vast majority of the 3006 rifles I've worked with.

 

[bobm]

Did someone mention IMR 4064? I fired this approx. 2.50 inch 3 shot group this morning at 385 meters / 427 yds. The rifle is an early 90's push feed all stock Win. 70 stainless in .30-06. Leupold Vari-X III 3.5-10X on 10X. I use a stout charge to send down old stock Hornady 190 gr. Interlock BT's. Exact barrel round count is 4420. The 18"dia. 2.00 inch thick slug is mild steel.

 

[AckleymanII]

50 to 52 gr IMR 4064 has worked well for me. I like the flat base Hornady spire point. If you have the typical looong Remington throat, a light crimp into the cannelure with a Lee factory crimp die can help consistency

52g imr 4064 with 150g Sierra and Hornady had been a go to load in my family for a LONG time.

59g of IMR 4350 with the 150g Sierra and hornady is a tad faster and Rem's love it.