Reloaders.....243 advice

[Matteo]

I find that hornady bullets tend to work well and accurate. If you keep brass that has been fire formed for each rifle seperate and then only neck size the brass, you can squeeze out a little more accuraccy and the brass will last longer. Also note that the hotter the load the faster brass will wear out and fail.
here is some links to more specific info for ya.

http://nhunting.com/forum/topic/1237-rington-700-adl-in-243-looking-for-a-good-load/

http://www.thefirearmsforum.com/showthread.php?t=85158

http://www.24hourcampfire.com/ubbthreads/ubbthreads.php/topics/5451800/all/95gr_NBT_SST_243_loads

[DFWPI]

Loved Varget in my .243

[rossivey]

I use Varget

[Matteo]

Scatter charts show that most good loads for 95 gr bullets in .243 are between 2950 FPS and 3100 FPS. That should give you an idea whichever powder you use.

[txfireguy2003]

Thanks fellas, looks like I'll be using the powders I have, going to start with Varget and if that don't work, I'll try the 4831sc. Surely i can come up with a decent load.

[Austin]

My tikka loves 42 grains of reloader 22 with a 100 gr interlock. This is close to a max
Load so I would back off two grains and work up keeping an eye out for pressure signs. Have never seen any in my loads in outside temps from 101 on down

[texag93]

IMR 4350, 4895 and Varget are my favorite for 243. I have gone to Varget for most of my rifle loading these days since I can use it in just about everything from 223 to 308. I was always loading the 60-85gr bullets for varmints in mine. Haven't loaded anything in the 95-100gr range.