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Thread: WINCHESTER 760 IN THE 260 REM or 7MM-08

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    WINCHESTER 760 IN THE 260 REM or 7MM-08

    Is anyone using win 760 in their 260 or 7mm-08 using Hornady 129gn 260 and 139gn 7mm-08 both interlocks
    What powder weights are you using

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    In a 7-08 Rem 140gr Partition 48gr gave 2862fps in a Model 7 with 18" barrel that was pretty much max in my rifle.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 260rem View Post
    Is anyone using win 760 in their 260 or 7mm-08 using Hornady 129gn 260 and 139gn 7mm-08 both interlocks
    What powder weights are you using
    Ive got a bit of data with H414 (same as W760) in my 260 rem, i'll did it out. It goes really well in the 260, i also use it in my 17" barreled 284 with 162's

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    Years ago I used it 7-08 with 120grn Sierra and 130 grn Speer. CHECK this but I seem to recall 50 grns W760 and 3000fps from 22" barrel. It was a very accurate load and the Speer 130 grn are a very good projectile on deer. I've used them a lot.

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    I use 760/414 in my 7mm08ai but have not used any projectiles lighter than 160gr.
    I get 100-150fps increase over the previous loads I had with 2209.

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    I used 760 for a bit when I had a 260 but couldn't get the accuracy or speed of 2209, I also found it to be really dirty and created a lot of carbon build up in my suppressor
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    Most ball powders are dirty bastards, it's a given fact you live with. I've found W760 offers both better accuracy & more speed than 2209 in my boys M7 260. Each rifle will differ....

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mathias View Post
    Most ball powders are dirty bastards, it's a given fact you live with. I've found W760 offers both better accuracy & more speed than 2209 in my boys M7 260. Each rifle will differ....
    I don't find it dirty at all. I haven't been using it long tho.

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    Yes have used in both
    Works well

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    Funny this should come up, I saw belmont are selling W 760 for $40 a tin and wondered about buying a heap and changing over.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GWH View Post
    Ive got a bit of data with H414 (same as W760) in my 260 rem, i'll did it out. It goes really well in the 260, i also use it in my 17" barreled 284 with 162's
    I was at 46gr of H414 with 123gr Amax, for approx 3k from 20" model 7

    Also had run 44.5gr with 130gr Bergers, but my barrel shot 120/123 weight bullets far better.

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    How does this work in a 308 20+ barrel?


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    Quote Originally Posted by Danny View Post
    How does this work in a 308 20+ barrel?


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    Really well in the one 308 that we tried it in, did a ladder test with 2208 or 2209 I don't recall now and a ladder with H414. After the first 3 shots with the 414 I could see it was the powder for it. 5 or 6 rounds of ladder in one ragged hole and higher velocity than the adi.

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    Quote Originally Posted by R93 View Post
    I don't find it dirty at all. I haven't been using it long tho.

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    Patching a barrel after using ball powders is way more sooty black than stick powder like 2209.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GWH View Post
    Really well in the one 308 that we tried it in, did a ladder test with 2208 or 2209 I don't recall now and a ladder with H414. After the first 3 shots with the 414 I could see it was the powder for it. 5 or 6 rounds of ladder in one ragged hole and higher velocity than the adi.
    Well thanks for that. Very interesting.


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