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25-06:
I HAVE 2- 25/06'S AWINCHESTER MODEL 70 AND A PARKER HALE 1200
START LOW AND WORK UP. THESE LOADS COULD BE A LITTLT HOT IN AWARM CLIMATE.
AA2700 53GRS. 100GR NOSLER SOLID BASE BALISTIC TIP 9!/2 REMINGTON PRIMER O/LNGTH. 3.15
VELOSITY 3300F/S. 5 SHOT@ 100YDS =UNDER 1/2" MOD. 70 WIN. 24" BARELL
NOTE : 54 GRS. SHOWED EXCESSIVE PRESSURE.
H 414 51GRS. 87GR. SPEER SPIRE POINT 9 1/2REM. PRIMERS O/L 3.096
VELOSITY 3470F/S 5SHOT@100YDS = UNDER 1" PARKER
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25-06:
I have a Remington Sendero in 25-06. This is the best shooting load I have worked up so far. It's far from hot, but produces astounding accuracy. You might want to work up something similar.
Case: Remington
Bullet: Hornady 100 gr. spire point (moly coated)
Powder: RL22
Charge: 56.5 gr.
Primer: Fed 210
O.A.L.: 3,120 in.
This load chronographs just under 3200 fps in my rifle, and consistently produces .5 in. groups @ 100 yds. I have shot several groups with three holes touching at 100 yds. with this load. Hope this is of some help to you.
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25-06 Remington
Ruger MK77MKII VT
Stainless Steel
Barrel: 26"
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reference #324
Cartridge: Federal
Fired: Once
Trim-to-Length: 2.484"
Primer: Winchester Large Rifle
Bullet Manufacturer/Type: Speer 87 grain HPTNT
Powder Manufacturer/Type: IMR 4350
Powder Charge: 54 grains
Cartridge Overall Length: 3.125"
Approximate Velocity: 3300 fps
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reference #321
Cartridge: Remington
Fired: Once
Trim-to-Length: 2.484"
Primer: Winchester Large Rifle
Bullet Manufacturer/Type: Hornady 117 grain BTSP
Powder Manufacturer/Type: IMR 4350
Powder Charge: 48 grains
Cartridge Overall Length: 3.200"
Approximate Velocity: 2800 fps
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My best load for my remington 2506 has been-55.6gr of reloade 22 behind a 100gr balistic tip bullet useing federal match primers.This has produced very small groups averageing 1/2 at 100yds.This load shows signs of high pressure and velocities are real close to 3400fps.Work up to this load cautiously
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I had a browning 2506 A-bolt recently that would shoot the 75gr siera into real small groups useing 60.5gr of reloader 19.This load also worked best with a federal primer.This rifle would not shoot any bullet bigger than the 75 gr bullet.Smallest group I could achieve with a 100gr bullet and this rifle was 1.5in at 100yds useing several powders from different makers.
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I shoot the Ruger m-77 vt with a 26" heavy barrel using winchester supreme 85 grain
noslers and shoot 1" groups at 200 yds I cant reload shells that are more consistent
then that, and I have more time to hunt if I could just find a coyote to shoot Id have it
made. MAX 2506
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I have a remengton 700 25 06 with a standard barrel have experimented
some I like to shoot hornandy 120 grain hollow points at about 3300 fps I
have that anything that gets in front of me from a bear on down is in
trouble.Last year I killed a nice 3 point whitetail at 350 yards it dropped
him like a sack of potatoes.
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My 25-06 Ruger VT likes 75gr v-max moly with 56.7 grs of H-414, WLR prim. and my 25-06 Rem. 700 DM likes the 75gr v-max moly with 56.9 grs of 760 with CCI mag prim. Have killed several coyotes with these loads. Good shooting
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Cartridge: Remington
Fired: Once
Trim-to-Length: 2.484"
Primer: CCI Large Rifle
Bullet Manufacturer/Type: Hornday 75 grain V-Max
Powder Manufacturer/Type: IMR 4831
Powder Charge: 53.5 Grains
Cartridge Overall Length: 3.130"
Approximate Velocity: 3400 fps
It works great!
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