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I’m able to run 40.2 with the 107’s. Just where it shoots with it. Didn’t even check velocity on it though, the 108 just shot a smidge better and seems to measure a little more consistently. Just my first xc though so I’m not an authorityI have used RL16 in 6xc with 107 sierras. I was able to get more velocity without pressure signs. RL16 loads tended to be 1 to 1.5 grains heavier for the same velocities as H4350. I believe it also burns cooler.
I didn’t feel the accuracy was as good as H4350, but it still shot a 10x or 12x clean target prone at 600yds. I keep the couple jugs I have in case H4350 gets scarce again. I would say it’s worth trying. You’re barrel may like it.
Thank you for the replies. I was looking at the 107s on Midway. 20% off right now. They also have a 110. Don't know which shoots better in an XC, anyone test both?
None at all. My personal rifle is actually running that same load except with 105s and Norma brass and its on its 4th re-load now.Looks like a good starting point would be 37gn and up for either the 107s or 109s. No pressure signs with the 40.5gn load of RL 16?
Off topic,Working on one now with the 109s. 40.5gr of R16 in Peterson small primer brass out of a 26" 7.5 twist Proof barrel is giving me 3056fps with an SD of 5 and five shot groups in the .4s. Currently seated .025" from the lands. I'm going to play with seating depth and see if I can get it to tighten up any more. 39.0gr also printed pretty tight but I didn't run those over the Magneto.
OK, so going the other way may be a problem but not likely in my case. Got it.If Norma works Peterson will. As long as the dies work with the chamber.
Off topic,
Bitchin color scheme on your stock!!
Did you do it?