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Message: <blockquote data-quote="diggler1833" data-source="post: 3739636" data-attributes="member: 48072">Hornady dies should do you well.I have some H4895 loads as well for one of my .308 pig rifles, and it shoots sub-MOA with both the 130gr TTSX and 150gr SST.  I use that powder there due to its temperature stability as I might be using it in a 25 degree winter night or a 85 degree summer night. IMR-4895 and H100V are more sensitive to temperature changes, but the work around is that I do load development during weather similar to hunting season (Jan - Mar).My IMR-4895 load is on the cardboard target...38.8gr under a 120gr NBT.  I've had decent luck with that exact bullet in hogs out of my 6.5 Grendel, but I think that the bullet might come apart too quick on a shoulder/quartering shot on a deer when pushed another 400 FOS faster to make me comfortable.My H100V load is 41.6gr under the 129 SST.  That bullet is a little more finicky in my rifle, but it definitely has a node there.  I shot a second group with that load later in bad weather and was still under 3/4 MOA, and put another four shots into a 1 MOA group at 250 yards.  *seating depth with secant ogives has as much to do with accuracy as charge weights*.Here's that target during load development.  41.6 gave me .365" for four shots then, and a .7 something when I confirmed it in bad weather.  I didn't like how it consistently put one shot low and right, but it didn't seem to matter at 250.[ATTACH=full]257445[/ATTACH]250 target.  It was fired the same day under the same conditions.  I shoot from my shop which has my reloading bench in it, so tweaking and confirmation take very little time. [ATTACH=full]257447[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

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