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I'm new to reloading hoping to start soon with Grendel. Where I shoot it goes from 20's in winter to 110 in the summer. I'm looking at cfe223. Any problems here? I'll be looking to use 129 accubond long range bullets.
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Try this thread: http://www.65grendel.com/forum/showt...mp-Sensitivityshootersnotes.com
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Thanks that seems like a great resource. Probably look into the leverevolution instead.Comment
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Wait, did I miss something? I haven't used it yet, but I didn't see anything to indicate that Leverevolution has better temperature stability than CFE.Comment
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Just the spread sheet he linked. Could be off I need to look into it more. But according to the link the cfe is pretty sensitive to temperature changes.Comment
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Right, but I don't see any numbers for the leverevolution temperature sensitivity.Comment
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Going to be testing some loads with 2000-MR powder in the next few weeks, that powder has been reported to me as being more temp stable than Varget and is a ball powder so metering is good. I am only planning to try it with Berger 130 hybrids and 129gr Accubond Long Range bullets since it is a good powder with the heavier 223 and 308 with heavier bullets, though why not give it a try. Will post results in a new thread when I have results of those loads.
I like my loads for CFE223 and both of those bullets but thought if can find another powder that works and is less temp sensitive will be a good thing. Might run into it being a little slow or run out of room in the case but will give it a try since I got a pound of it. If it doesn't work will shoot up the rest in the 223 with 75gr bullets.Comment
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Please post your results that definitely interests me.Comment
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