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4451 6 & 7 mm I have finally had a chance to test and chrono some 6mm and 7mm. I used the exact recipe I had for IMR 4350 and worked up. 7mm Rem Mag Custom 26" Lilja 4451 150 gr Nosler BT, 5 shot avg 3208 fps .6" 5 shot group @ 100yds 6mm Rem 25" Hart barrel 5 shot 90gr Nosler BT 5...

Only shot 5 shots. Bore already had 10 rounds through it. Just cleaned so will put 20 rounds thru with just 4155 and report back. Will also chronograph and compare same charge of 4350, 4155 and Rl-17. 4155 looks very promising. Am also going to try with 150 gr in 7mm Mag. Hodgdon guide...

Finally shot some 4451. Used same load as IMR 4350. didn't chronograph set-up so no idea of velocity. 3 shots measured .25 and pulled one in string, so whole group was .65" Very pleased.

243 if shooting varmints to deer 7mm-08 if shooting deer to bear with occasional varmint Although if you reload and can get brass, I would say the 6mm. I have one an it is a great caliber, but there have been issues getting brass. Not to muddy the waters, but what about a 257 Roberts?

I have and love a 7mm Mag, but if you already have a 270 and really wanted a magnum I would get nothing less than a 300 magnum. any 338 magnum would probably make the most sense. Of course if you want the best long range (and most obscure) find an 8mm Remington Magnum and you will always have...

I just got 8lbs of 4155. Going to load some 6mm Remington 90 gr and 7mm Remington magnum 150 gr. Will report back