I started with Nosler BT’s and they would explode on every range I tried them that’s why I went to the accubond and haven’t looked back since, I have shot deer from 80 yds all the way to almost 400 and the performance is exactly the same bang flop.
My blah blah is over now, I use federal 215’s, and your going to want to be closer to the top end of the load data, those bullets love speed. I have also found that Winchester brass seems to be less accurate, Norma brass seems to be the most accurate I know it’s expensive but it also has good brass life.
Hopefully I have helped you out
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Update:
I have started with 130 grain Accubonds and RL22 with promissing results. 63 grains produced .53 group at 100 yards 3301 FPS. Max load of 65 grains produced .86 group/3396 FPS. I have not yet chrono graphed either load but will next firing. I could not get the H1000 at any of my usual supply houses and almost didn't get any Accubonds all being out of stock.I also have the 140 grain Accubonds to load.