Varget. 35.8 grains at 3100. It's not hot. I'm going to try N-140 next. If I was to try the 70's, I would use Varget, maybe H4895.Thanks for your experience...I have had a lot of very good experiences with the 70 GR. Noslers. From Ground Hogs in the .243 AI and the 6 BR . From varmints to larger animals. Very impressed with the performance of that bullet when it reaches its final destination. Think I'm going to start with Varget and go from there. G Love, what powder were you using with the 88 Gr Bergers ???
My Son shot a Coues buck, prolly 100lb, right in the chest with a 70 out of a 243 at 3400. Shot was 230 yards and the bullet blew up on impact not even entering the ribcage. Wasn't a fan of using them for deer before the hunt but they just shot soooo well I figures with the precise bullet placement it would work out. I was wrong. Took several shots and what a mess. May work okay with reduced muzzle velocity. Good luck my friend!Thanks for your experience...I have had a lot of very good experiences with the 70 GR. Noslers. From Ground Hogs in the .243 AI and the 6 BR . From varmints to larger animals. Very impressed with the performance of that bullet when it reaches its final destination. Think I'm going to start with Varget and go from there. G Love, what powder were you using with the 88 Gr Bergers ???