.358 bore

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mescalero1
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.358 bore

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Well, the .358 bore is clean and in good shape, so I cleared that hurdle.
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Re: .358 bore

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Now it's time to handload???
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mescalero1
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Re: .358 bore

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Yeah, all kinds of good stuff for this one.
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Re: .358 bore

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Let me recommend Hornady 100 grain Spire Points and IMR 4198 powder. I got such great accuracy with that combination, I quit looking for an accuracy load and have shot nothing else in over 12 years.

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Re: .358 bore

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I'll second the 200 grain Spire point and 4198. It a good combo, Ive taken a Ram and Red Stag with that load. Both dropped in their tracks. I have a list of 15 different loads for the 358 Win that I plan to work up and try this fall and winter. I've collected a few different powders and bullets and need to start loading some up.
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RKrodle wrote:I'll second the 200 grain Spire point and 4198. It a good combo, Ive taken a Ram and Red Stag with that load. Both dropped in their tracks. I have a list of 15 different loads for the 358 Win that I plan to work up and try this fall and winter. I've collected a few different powders and bullets and need to start loading some up.
The IMR 4198 load that I use was one of the first two or three loads that I tried with my new .358 Win BLR. It shot so well I quit searching for a better group. I'll be honest, the rifle already shoots better than I do! Why try to imporve on that?
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Re: .358 bore

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Doc Hudson wrote:
RKrodle wrote:I'll second the 200 grain Spire point and 4198. It a good combo, Ive taken a Ram and Red Stag with that load. Both dropped in their tracks. I have a list of 15 different loads for the 358 Win that I plan to work up and try this fall and winter. I've collected a few different powders and bullets and need to start loading some up.
The IMR 4198 load that I use was one of the first two or three loads that I tried with my new .358 Win BLR. It shot so well I quit searching for a better group. I'll be honest, the rifle already shoots better than I do! Why try to imporve on that?
I'm not necessarily trying to improve it. It's just something I want to do. I have a some 200, 225, and 250 bullets I want to try. Plus it makes for some good trigger time. Also, I pretty hard headed and have to find things out for myself :lol: .
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