cohntr6 Report post Posted December 16, 2009 i GOT A HOLD OF SOME RETUMBO thinking it would work in my .257 weatherby and am having a hard time findng loads. I have Barnes 80 gr. TTSX, 100 TSX, 110 gr. ACCUBOND, and 117 SST. Other than having 120gr. partitions I think I have the bullet weights covered. I do have ImR 7828 ssc that I will try but want info on retumbo. I am aware of the H1000, H4831 and H4350 loads. Anybody? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
POJV Report post Posted December 16, 2009 Here is one load found, not tested by anyone other than the author. Phil I can pm you the link it you would like. Load 3273 in caliber .257 Weatherby Magnum LoadID 3273 Bullet Nosler Ballistic Tip Bullet Weight 100 grs Powder Hodgdon's RETUMBO Powder Weight 76.5 grs Primer Federal 215 Magnum Match Brass Make Norma Barrel Length 26 (inches) C.O.L 3.17 (inches) Velocity 3650 fps Group 100 yds .488 (inches) Submitted By Jerry Lowery Gun Info Ruger M77VT Comment .25-06 rechambered to .257 Weatherby Magnum Just under 3" high at 100, dead-on at 300 yards, 7" low at 400 Legend Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Red Rabbit Report post Posted December 16, 2009 some googling for you: http://www.reloadersnest.com/frontpage.asp?CaliberID=35 http://www.weatherby.dk/forumdisplay.php?f...desc&page=3 http://forums.cabelas.com/showthread.php?t...ghlight=retumbo Looking for suggested load data for Nosler 110 Accubond with Retumbo powder. Only data I have is from the Speer #14 reloading manual, shows the following: 87 gr bullet - 74 - 78c grains retumbo 100 gr bullet - 71 73 grains retumbo 120 gr bullet - 65 - 69 grains retumbo With these guidelines I could probably start out with 68 - 71 grains Retumbo with the 110 accubond. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
cohntr6 Report post Posted December 20, 2009 Thanks! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
roninflag Report post Posted January 20, 2010 you don't say the model .257. i would use primers other than the 215 if i was not shooting in belwow zero temps. a rem 9 1/2 m or a wlrm cci250. i would use h-4831 and 115 bergers or bal tips. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites