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bradshaw34

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I got a lee classic turret press kit. And i've loaded 5 rounds for the .30-06 using 180gr hornady interlock with 44 grains of varget as a starting load. Whats a good powder load with the 180 gr interlock using varget or superformance? Also i shoot factory superformance thru my .270 win 130gr sst, but i cant find any load data for the .270 using superformance powder. Would it be wise to weigh the powder from a factory load to get a starting load? And another question, how do i get my once fired brass shiney? I have a lyman turbo 1200 tumbler, wondering what the best media is? The walnut cleans them ok, but kinda leaves a dull finish. Any suggestions input would be greatly appreciated!
 
I use corn cob media with alittle squirt of polish added. This really makes them shine. Ive even cleaned some old brass I found laying around from years ago and it will clean it off. Ive read walnut is very dusty. Have seen some mix walnut and cob.
 
Walnut media does indeed leave a residue an dit will build up inside your sizing die and start leaving permanent scratches in your brass. Get a sonic cleaner (Harbor Freight). Sequence:
Decap using a universal decapper. tumble in media. Sonic clean and dry, size, prime, load.

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bradshaw34 said:
Also i shoot factory superformance thru my .270 win 130gr sst, but i cant find any load data for the .270 using superformance powder. Would it be wise to weigh the powder from a factory load to get a starting load?
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NO IT WOULDN"T BE WISE.. Contact Hodgdon an Hornady for the latest data they may have and not put out yet.
 
Tiny said:
bradshaw34 said:
Also i shoot factory superformance thru my .270 win 130gr sst, but i cant find any load data for the .270 using superformance powder. Would it be wise to weigh the powder from a factory load to get a starting load?
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NO IT WOULDN"T BE WISE.. Contact Hodgdon an Hornady for the latest data they may have and not put out yet.
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Thanks guys. Does anybody have a good recipe for the .270 win with a 130 gr. sst bullet. The factory superformance shoot around a 1.5" group at 200yds out of my weatherby vanguard with an old bushnell trophy. Maybe when i run out of shells they'll have some load data for it.
 
DaveB said:
IMR4350 goes with the 270 like butter on cornbread. Surf to here and have fun.
http://data.hodgdon.com/cartridge_load.asp
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X2. I've used IMR4350 in several rounds between .243 and .308 and it works very well in all of them. The most accurate rifle I own is a .270 Browning A-Bolt using max load of IMR4350 with 130 gr Nosler BT, and I'm sure it will work great with the 130 SST. In fact, I have a box of 130 gr .277 SST in my shop, waiting to be loaded up.
 

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