Loading 130grain interbond 270win
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Yep, the SST is basically a hollow point on steroids and the Interbond is a middle of the road SP. You will find to seat them differently for run out. SST will seat very close to Hornady's recommendations and the Interbond will seat .0030 out from from their spec. I shoot a push feed Model 70 in 270 Win. and my son shoots the newer re-introduction Model 70. Both guns shoot sub-MOA with those loads.
41 Mag
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Like mentioned, start long and seat deeper in .005" increments. If you jump too much you could pass right by a sweet spot.
I always load to max magazine length to start with. Then seat deeper to dial in the node. Most if not all my ammo is for hunting and in bolt rifles so feeding from the mag is paramount.
There is a difference in those bullets, just need to tweak your OAL some.
I always load to max magazine length to start with. Then seat deeper to dial in the node. Most if not all my ammo is for hunting and in bolt rifles so feeding from the mag is paramount.
There is a difference in those bullets, just need to tweak your OAL some.
Interbond is a harder bullet potentially creating higher pressures sooner, I'd also reduce charge weight
JFrank
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I was taught that with any component change your node can and mostly will move slightly therefore a re loader will need test a bit on each side of the original node to re-aquire.
This has Proven to be true in my limited experience.
Stay Safe
J
This has Proven to be true in my limited experience.
Stay Safe
J
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I didn’t realize that that minimal of a seating depth would make that much of a difference (still haven’t tried it yet) I always just went off the recommended seating depth in the book
FROGO207
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I ended up using Speer Grand Slam 130's as most accurate in my Savage bolt. Started out with Interbonds but they were not great at 200 YDS. According to the web the opposite was supposed to be true......oh well.
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