10ML-II Loading Data

[1SHOT1KILL]

Being that a bunch of the older loading data that was archieved in Doug's old board, is more than likely gone, I found some of my load data from about 3 or so years ago. This is going to be old news to many here, but I thought is may come in handy here since we are getting many new 10ML-II shooters here. This data was obtained with the 10ML, not the 10ML-II. As most of us know, the Devel 175gr bullet is no longer available.

LOADING DATA:

IMR-4227 (H-4227 can be used interchangebly)
46.0 gr 250gr Hornady .452 XTP 2,147 FPS 2,550 FPE
46.0 gr 300gr Hornady .452 XTP 2,080 FPS 2,880 FPE
48.0 gr 250gr Hornady .452 XTP 2,254 FPS 2,820 FPE
48.0 gr 300gr Hornady .452 XTP 2,166 FPS 3,120 FPE
49.0 gr 175gr DEVEL .451 2,278 FPS 2,012 FPE

ACCURATE ARMS XMP-5744 (this is my favorite powder so far)
41.0 gr 250gr Hornady .452 XTP 2,170 FPS 2,612 FPE
41.0 gr 300gr Hornady .452 XTP 2,110 FPS 2,940 FPE
44.0 gr 250gr Hornady .452 XTP 2,267 FPS 2,837 FPE
44.0 gr 300gr Hornady .452 XTP 2,218 FPS 3,270 FPE
45.0 gr 250gr Hornady .452 XTP 2,276 FPS 2,858 FPE
45.0 gr 300gr Hornady .452 XTP 2,232 FPS 3,290 FPE
45.0 gr 175gr DEVEL .451 2,340 FPS 2,128 FPE
45.0 gr 225gr Speer .451 JHP 2,288 FPS 2,610 FPE
47.0 gr 250gr Hornady .452 XTP 2,298 FPS 2,925 FPE
47.0 gr 250gr Barnes .45 Expander-MZ 2,313 FPS 2,962 FPE

VIHTAVOURI N110
41.0 gr 250gr Hornady .452 XTP 2,240 FPS 2,785 FPE
41.0 gr 300gr Hornady .452 XTP 2,133 FPS 3,030 FPE
44.5 gr 250gr Hornady .452 XTP 2,368 FPS 3,100 FPE
44.5 gr 300gr Hornady .452 XTP 2,244 FPS 3,360 FPE
44.5 gr 250gr Barnes .45 Expander-MZ 2,374 FPS 3,125 FPE

these loads are using the LEE 3.7cc powder dipper.
44.4 gr 250gr Hornady .452 XTP 2,353 FPS 3,075 FPE
44.4 gr 300gr Hornady .452 XTP 2,227 FPS 3,300 FPE

VIHTAVOURI 3N37
31.0 gr 175 gr DEVEL .451 2,244 FPS 1,960 FPE
31.0 gr 225 gr Speer .451 JHP 2,188 FPS 2,385 FPE
31.0 gr 250 gr Hornady .452 XTP 2,147 FPS 2,550 FPE
33.0 gr 175 gr DEVEL .451 2,336 FPS 2,117 FPE
33.0 gr 225 gr Speer .451 JHP 2,273 FPS 2,576 FPE
33.0 gr 250 gr Hornady .452 XTP 2,256 FPS 2,812 FPE


VIHTAVOURI N350
32.0 gr 175 gr DEVEL .451 2,281 FPS 2,019 FPE
32.0 gr 225 gr Speer .451 JHP 2,243 FPS 2,508 FPE
32.0 gr 250 gr Hornady .452 XTP 2,218 FPS 2,725 FPE

ALLIANT 2400
34.0 gr 250 gr Hornady .452 XTP 2,170 FPS 2,612 FPE
34.0 gr 300 gr Hornady .452 XTP 2,090 FPS 2,910 FPE

IMR-SR4756
28.0 gr 175 gr DEVEL .451 2,292 FPS 2,038 FPE
28.0 gr 200 gr Speer .451 JHP 2,266 FPS 2,280 FPE

THREE 50 GRAIN PYRODEX PELLETS
175 gr DEVEL .451 2,198 FPS 2,030 FPE
250 gr Hornady .452 XTP 1,955 FPS 2,125 FPE
300 gr Hornady .452 XTP 1,908 FPS 2,430 FPE

PYRODEX “RS” SELECT
100 gr 250 gr Hornady .452 XTP 1,620 FPS 1,455 FPE
100 gr 300 gr Hornady .452 XTP 1,555 FPS 1,605 FPE
120 gr 250 gr Hornady .452 XTP 1,694 FPS 1,587 FPE
120 gr 300 gr Hornady .452 XTP 1,615 FPS 1,740 FPE
150 gr 250 gr Hornady .452 XTP

PYRODEX “P”<br>100 gr 250 gr Hornady .452 XTP 1,678 FPS 1,562 FPE
100 gr 300 gr Hornady .452 XTP 1,593 FPS 1,695 FPE
120 gr 250 gr Hornady .452 XTP 1,729 FPS 1,660 FPE
120 gr 300 gr Hornady .452 XTP 1,630 FPS 1,770 FPE
150 gr 250 gr Hornady .452 XTP 1,870 FPS 1,940 FPE
150 gr 300 gr Hornady .452 XTP 1,784 FPS 2,250 FPE
170 gr 250 gr Hornady .452 XTP 1,973 FPS 2,162 FPE
170 gr 300 gr Hornady .452 XTP 1,849 FPS 2,280 FPE

[Loggy]

Thanks 1SHOT1KILL! Really nice to have all that info at one place. Very useful.

Loggy

[homer]

Perhaps it should be renamed 10 ML loading data then?

[1SHOT1KILL]

Not neccessarily.

[Loggy]

1SHOT1KILL: Would the 250 SST ballistics be approx the same as the 250 XTP usin same load or would they be a little faster due to the SST tip etc.?

Loggy

[Douglas Blair]

1SHOT1KILL, no the archive pages are not lost . If you look at the top of this board you will see several links that you can click on. One of them is my archive pages. The reason they wasn't lost is because they are on a different server than the old board was. ;D

[edge]

Loggy said:

1SHOT1KILL: Would the 250 SST ballistics be approx the same as the 250 XTP usin same load or would they be a little faster due to the SST tip etc.?
Loggy

Loggy,

The muzzle velocity should be pretty close, that has very little to do with the TIP. Your downrange ballistics WILL be much better, and so will the terminal ballistics due to the thicker jacket with the SST!

The 250 XTP has a B.C. of approx. 0.145
The 250 SST has a B.C. of approx. 0.210

While a change of B.C. of ONLY 0.055 is meaningful at this very low B.C. "range", the same increase from 0.245 to 0.310 would make MUCH less of a difference is the "real world"!!

edge.

[Loggy]

Thanks Edge. Appreciate the info.

Loggy