accurate loads for .257 Roberts, 110gr Nosler Accubond, Deer Hunting

[baflyrod]

Looking for an accurate load for .257 Roberts, 110gr Nosler Accubond, 7mm sweedish mauser converted to .257 Roberts and sporterised.

[necchi]

http://www.nosler.com/Reloading-Data/257-Roberts-110-Grains.aspx

I like the Varget. It's an easy one to load with, buy some powder an have at it
H4895's a good one too, an that 110 isn't a big bullet for the 257. Both are Hodgdons "extreme" powders and handle temp swings better than most. I live in MN and use them both.

Nobody can give you the accurate load for YOUR gun, ya gotta find it.

[baflyrod]

http://www.nosler.com/Reloading-Data/257-Roberts-110-Grains.aspx

I like the Varget. It's an easy one to load with, buy some powder an have at it
H4895's a good one too, an that 110 isn't a big bullet for the 257. Both are Hodgdons "extreme" powders and handle temp swings better than most. I live in MN and use them both.

Nobody can give you the accurate load for YOUR gun, ya gotta find it.

I am hooked on nosler accu-bond. 110gr is all they make it in for .25 caliber. Does a great job on whietail. Have found loads on here for other calibers that work great, some not in a book. The H4895 gives me 1 1/2" groups with the best load I have tested. Have not tried Varget, have some left from another caliber may give it a shot.

[35RMB]

I am working to find the "magic" load for my Ruger 77. So far I am getting good results with H4350 at around 43/44 grains (start lower)  And, seated at 2.910" ( about 0.020" from the lands) these are somewhat warm loads according to some manuals. However, do not show any signs of pressure in my gun.  I am getting 5-shots groups  at about  .8 to 1.25".   Still some way to go might be able to go as far as 45.5 grains.  Good Luck