Hi, the sad thing is what's right for one rifle wont be the same for another so its all trial and error. I would first start with what reloading supplies you can get your hands on at your local shop? Then look at what bullet weight suits all of the above and then find a powder. Then the patient, steady and rewarding task of a load development which is the only TRUE way to find what the most most accurate combination for your rifle.
In my Remy .243 i use a 70 grain Nosler BT, 45 grains of H380, Remy large primers and Remy brass with an OAL of 2.690....which is MEGA accurate. I wanted something for foxing with a nice flat trajectory but would be heavy enough to "buck" the wind if required over my .204's.
good luck
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