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Your LVR loads and how they compare to the new published data...
#1
The title says it all, after reading the Hodgdon LVR Grendel data I thought it would be interesting to see where your loads stand with the "professionals" hard data.
LVR was on my short list to give a go and with being new to this game having some verified PSI#'s and safe starting point will be helpful, this got me thinking about Y'All that have been at this a while and how what you thought/knew was safe. having learned from this site that the Grendel does not necessarily show visible signs at max working PSI has made me rightly overcautious.
So how did your work up process hold up?
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#2
I'd love to see some work ups with this lever powder with barnes 100 gr. ttsx bullets...
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#3
My gut feeling is Lever is going to be too slow for that light of a projectile. Looking at the Barnes data, most of the loads are compressed with much faster powders. RL 15 is the slowest of the bunch and it’s considerably faster than lever and still a compressed load. OTOH, Lever might be a surprise!

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#4
I have my numbers somewhere, but lvr with the 100 ttsx was a disappointment for me. I decided to stick with H335 and Xbr as the best ones.
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#5
what about that A-2460 Grayfox have you tried it?
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#6
Here were my 100gr TTSX tests. 2460 was promising (MR) but Tac, N133, and H335 also ran well.
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#7
Looks like Tac was doing a darn good job to me Stonehog ...
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#8
Scrape hunter Wrote:Looks like Tac was doing a darn good job to me Stonehog ...

TAC is an excellent, versatile, Grendel powder. Does well with most of the more popular Grendel projectile weights. 85-130 grns! And it’s usually easy to find and cheaper than other more “popular” powders! The knock is it’s “temperature sensitive”! Under 600 yards, who cares? Doesn’t matter! Rolleyes
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#9
Scrape hunter Wrote:Looks like Tac was doing a darn good job to me Stonehog ...

TAC is a good “all around” powder with typical Grendel weight projectiles! And, is comparatively inexpensive and easier to find.
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Harpoon1 Wrote:TAC is a good “all around” powder with typical Grendel weight projectiles! And, is comparatively inexpensive and easier to find.

Easy to find and inexpensive is right!

For me, h335 produces about 60fps more than the same charge of Tac with a 123sst. Tac is slightly more accurate of of my Howa mini. LVR is on my shortlist to test. Not sure I need the added velocity. I’ve put two does down at about 45 yards with the h335 load and the furthest one made it was 20y.
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natebonebusta Wrote:Easy to find and inexpensive is right!

For me, h335 produces about 60fps more than the same charge of Tac with a 123sst. Tac is slightly more accurate of of my Howa mini. LVR is on my shortlist to test. Not sure I need the added velocity. I’ve put two does down at about 45 yards with the h335 load and the furthest one made it was 20y.

TAC is the “Jack of all trades” powder in the Grendel! It’s not the fastest on either end but, it’s one of the most versatile, across the projectile weight board!

H335 is a personal favorite (cheap and usually available) with the lighter projectiles, 85-107 and LVR with the heavier stuff, 120-130!

31.7-32.0 H335 under a Speer 90 TNT is hard to beat in the Grendel for a general purpose plinking/varmint/predator/hog round. I’d argue, if it works on 250 lb hogs, it’ll also work on 250 lb deer! Rolleyes LVR and 120 Gold Dots is another favorite on the heavier end.
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Harpoon1 Wrote:TAC is the “Jack of all trades” powder in the Grendel! It’s not the fastest on either end but, it’s one of the most versatile, across the projectile weight board!

H335 is a personal favorite (cheap and usually available) with the lighter projectiles, 85-107 and LVR with the heavier stuff, 120-130!

31.7-32.0 H335 under a Speer 90 TNT is hard to beat in the Grendel for a general purpose plinking/varmint/predator/hog round. I’d argue, if it works on 250 lb hogs, it’ll also work on 250 lb deer! Rolleyes LVR and 120 Gold Dots is another favorite on the heavier end.

Plus one on this response - it fits my testing, as well.
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