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    70gr TSX and TAC

    Anyone tried 70Gr TSX and TAC powder in their 1:7 M4 ?
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    Not exactly what youre looking for, but some good info here regarding heavy tac loads, if no one else chimes in with what you want.

    https://www.m4carbine.net/showthread...-CC-load/page4

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    Face shooting buddies of mine swear by 70gr Barnes bullets.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MegademiC View Post
    Not exactly what youre looking for, but some good info here regarding heavy tac loads, if no one else chimes in with what you want.

    https://www.m4carbine.net/showthread...-CC-load/page4
    Thanks for the link
    I have my 77MK load with TAC I might just start with that ! I would suspect someone on here hunts game with the 70gr TSX
    Thanks again MegademiC

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    Published data for TAC and Barnes 70 Grain TSX-BT

    Barnes Load Data for 16.5" barrel

    https://www.barnesbullets.com/wp-con...5in-Barrel.pdf

    Western Powders Load Data for 5.56mm and TAC is on page 51

    https://ramshot.com/wp-content/uploa...ide8.0_WEB.pdf
    Last edited by BobinNC; 04-10-22 at 12:29.

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    Thank you for the data !
    I was looking for some real world data from Reloader's.
    It looks to be around 26.0 of TAC
    Last edited by RedTeam98; 04-11-22 at 20:12.

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    Quote Originally Posted by RedTeam98 View Post
    Thank you for the data !
    I was looking for some real world data from Reloader's.
    It looks to be around 26.0 of TAC
    Western lists 25.6 as max for the Barnes 70 TSX in their 5.56 load data and shows a tested pressure of 61,273psi as an already compressed load (coal 2.260). Adding another almost half grain may not be prudent. Just something to think about.

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    All manual after 1967 have been lawyered diluted and watered down……I just use it as a guideline not concrete !
    Last edited by RedTeam98; 04-14-22 at 15:07.

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    Quote Originally Posted by RedTeam98 View Post
    All manual after 1967 have been lawyered diluted and watered down……I just use it as a guideline not concrete !
    Edit: Barnes lists a max load of 26.0. I’ll have access to my hard copy manuals this weekend, hopefully. I’ll take a look at some other data. The powder manufacturer lists a max of 25.6.

    As far as real world, I’ve never reloaded that projectile, but I’ve shot a good bit of cartridges with it, and its very good. What are you trying to accomplish with it?
    Last edited by 1168; 04-15-22 at 06:58.

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    Caribou load !
    Don’t worry I want go past 26.0
    I will use LC brass and WSR primers.
    Last edited by RedTeam98; 04-16-22 at 22:39.

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