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.264 lbc
#21
woohoo Wrote:Plain old H335 from 2008 33gr.
30gr of 10X will do it too.
CCI 41 or 450 primers, SSA brass once fired.
The Nosler 110s are a little longer so I cut back to 32.5 gr of H335 for a hunting load.

I too have been looking for more velocity with the 110 G. Accubond, thans for the info. Do you load for the .264 LBC ? If so what is your fastest load with a 100 G. Balistic Tip or 100 Grain TTSX ? Thanks
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#22
Do a search for 10X in Grendel. I thought it'd work, too, but have been counseled here against same.
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#23
6.8 KLR Wrote:I too have been looking for more velocity with the 110 G. Accubond, thans for the info. Do you load for the .264 LBC ? If so what is your fastest load with a 100 G. Balistic Tip or 100 Grain TTSX ? Thanks
I ran 28 and 28.5gr of 10X behind the 100gr Lapua and NBT. 2830-2840 out of a 22" Rock back in 07. Changed chambers and rifling design and haven't had much time to test with reloads since. I was able to load out to 2.3" so work up to it and check the location of the lands before pushing it.
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#24
10X is asking for significant problems. Very unpredictable in the Grendel case.

The old board had a long thread on it. It pressure spikes severely, with little warning.
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