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    Posted: April/20/2009 at 10:10

well got her all put together now, Nikko Golden Eagle 25-06 Talleys and Nikon Team Primos 3-9x40  gonna shoot her this weekend with some nosler partitions my dad loaded for me.  

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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote 300S&W Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: April/20/2009 at 10:52
 I LIKE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!   Also chambered in my second FAVORITE cartridge.  What grain bullet over what charge and type of powder?
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300 - not sure what recipe he used, but I know it's partitions, this is just a test to see if she will be accurate or not. I plan to shoot 100 TTSX - if the gun likes um.  I may try some IMR4350
 
IF anybody has a recipe to share - that would be great.
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote pyro6999 Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: April/20/2009 at 11:09
the 25-06 is a great candidate for super slow powders. imr 7828 h retumbo ram shot magnum, but rl-19 imr 4831 imr 4350 and h 4831 are good choices too.
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Thanks for the info Pyro
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i wish my father in law would go buy some .257 diam bullets, he has a 25-06 in a winm70 that i would love to reload for. we have the dies and a ton of brass and i have powder for it, but he doesnt have any primers or bullets yet. when i start to mess with it i will let you know what we come up with. i plan to try using something in that 100-110gr bullet weight also, i was thinking of the 110 gr nosler accubonds.
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HEY we think alike, I wanted the accu-bonds too, but I want to stay at 100gr, so I will try the TTSX first.
 
yes if you would share your finds with me that would be great.
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  I used 55gr of IMR4831 w/100gr Nosler Solid Base bullets until Nosler quit offering them and my supply went dry.  I now use 52.7gr of RL-22 w/115gr Nosler Partitions.
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Purdy rifle

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Very nice rifle and set up let us know how it shoots.
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Looking real good there.......
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Originally posted by cyborg cyborg wrote:

Looking real good there.......
 
Ditto what cyborg said JS!
 
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I'm not familiar with Nikko rifles, what would they compare to that's being sold today? BTW I agree it's a pretty rifleThunbs Up
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   Maybe a Browning,Sam.
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Originally posted by 300S&W 300S&W wrote:

   Maybe a Browning,Sam.
 
Wow, do they usually shoot well?
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  Honestly never got to be around one. Heard and read GOOD reviews about them in the limited time they were around though.  Typical GOOD Japanese workmanship of that era (up to 1981).
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Thanks for the info Earl!
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   No problem,Sam.  I did drag out my Blue Book and honestly would have thought they were worth more.
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Originally posted by SamC SamC wrote:

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   Maybe a Browning,Sam.
 
Wow, do they usually shoot well?
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   So what do you feel they compare to as far as what's available today?  What are they chambered for?
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