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Button Buck
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Anybody on here reload???
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Button Buck
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I am trying to find a good recipe (proven) for the 140 gr accubond.
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I have RCBS for pistol/rifle. I like to have factory ammo too. MMmmmmmmmmm..I just like to have ammo! 
Then I have a big tumbler. I always pick up my brass after shooting my ammo.
Powder and primers kept in a safe. It is fun when you have the time to reload.
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rodngun (2/25/2009)
I am trying to find a good recipe (proven) for the 140 gr accubond.
Bullet TYPE doesn't matter. Bullet weight (which you provided) and CALIBER/Cartridge are what you need to supply if you want an answer.
Your best bet is to get a reloading manual so you don't have to rely on trusting your life to what works for someone else!
140gn, I can only guess it's a .270 or 7MM???????????????????
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ditto on MadJack.
Purchase a reloading manual, but in the interest of getting you started with this bullet we at least need the cartridge you plan to load. Is this a 22-250 or a 300 Win. Mag? 
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try steve's reloading page for one ,then imr has a reloading data page.hogdgon also hs a reloading data page,,barnes bullets has one for their bullets ,,nosler has one for their bullets ,hornady has one for teir bullets ..hell,there all kind of charts and data online for you to gander at..hope this helps ya
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I've been reloading since I was 11 - if you count helping dad reload ammo.
I reload all of my centerfire rifle and pistol ammo - 22.250 Rem, 270 Win, 300 WSM( I load two versions of this one - one version dowloaded to min charge for deer(gives me same ballistics as a 308 loaded to maximum, the other set at maximum charge for bear and elk) and 357 Magnum.
I just last year started loading my own waterfowl and turkey shotshells as well.
I love being able to customize my loads to a specific rifle I am using, can't get this flexibility with factory loads.
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