30-06 hornady 150 gr. sst question

[243_shooter]

ok well i have just recently started reloading on my .243 handi, and i have decided to start loading for my rem 700 30-06 well i have some imr 4064 powder that i use with the 243 and was wondering if anyone has used this combo, 150 gr hornady sst and imr 4064 with thier 30-06, if so the load data would be appreciated.

Thanks,
Cory

[Davemuzz]

Go to the Hodgdon\IMR\Winchester Reloading Web Site http://data.hodgdon.com/main_menu.asp  You will get a bunch of reloading information for a bunch of powders and a bunch of different bullets.

Just click in your info and click the right buttons and you will get a chart of more info that you want.

Dave

[BBF]

without even looking, IMR 4064 and the 30-06 makes a good mix.

[Wyo. Coyote Hunter]

  ;)My favorite for these calibers was always IMR 4350, 4064 however would work..... 

[243_shooter]

;)My favorite for these calibers was always IMR 4350, 4064 however would work..... 

  ya seen that to be another popular powder, just have a bunch of 4064 from my 243 just curious cause i couldnt find any combos of 4064 and the 150 sst.....

[goodconcretecolor]

I've used that very combination for a couple of years and it kills whitetails like lightning and is very accurate in my rifle.

[243_shooter]

I've used that very combination for a couple of years and it kills whitetails like lightning and is very accurate in my rifle.

mind sharing any load data?

[BBF]

From the Hdy Manual #7 Page 474  Rifle Win Model 70
 1 in 10 twist Case Hornady/Frontier
210 Federal Primers.
23 1/2 barrel;

IMR 4064 Starting load 44.2 gr for 2500 fps
                    MAX load 53.6  gr for 3000 fps

[243_shooter]

From the Hdy Manual #7 Page 474  Rifle Win Model 70
 1 in 10 twist Case Hornady/Frontier
210 Federal Primers.
23 1/2 barrel;

IMR 4064 Starting load 44.2 gr for 2500 fps
                    MAX load 53.6  gr for 3000 fps

Thanks for the help i appreciate it.

[BBF]

                 Anytime !

[Trapper-Jack]

My 700 BDL liked 50.0 grains of IMR 4064 behind a 150 grain jacketed bullet. That was my "go to" load for years.  Since then I've switched to IMR 4350 because it works better in the 243 and also works good in the '06.