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Post by ourway7 on Jul 8, 2004 11:15:34 GMT -5
You rifle hunters out there may want posting pet loads for your given rifles, maybe just on request I realize how many different loads there are. And all rifles have a mind of their own.  Just a thought Lou Only half Caps ;D |
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Post by Predator II on Jul 9, 2004 9:53:43 GMT -5
;)I have a nice load for varmits in my .243 Savage weather warrior. It is 46 grs. of IMR-4350 with a 70 grain BT and a WW case and mag primer. This load shoots into 1 inch at 200 yards and makes for a very nice rifle to walk around with. No special pains taken to produce this ammo just full length size and load. I do set the bullet out just short of the lands and so it will fit in the magazine. I don't know the velocity but it is pretty good.
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Post by Douglas Blair on Jul 29, 2004 23:28:58 GMT -5
In my 30-06 Sprg. I use a 150-grain bullet a CCI#250 mag primer Winchester brass and 55 grains of 760 Winchester ball powder.
My 25-06 Remington uses a 120-grain Speer Boat tail bullet with a CCI#200 large rifle primer Winchester brass 52 grains IMR 4831 powder.
My 7 MM Rem Mag gets a 175 Grain Sierra Spitzer boat tail with CCI # 250 Mag primer Winchester brass and 60 grains of IMR-4350 powder.
6 MM Rem. Gets a 100-grain Sierra or Speer boat tail bullet Winchester brass CCI#200 large rifle primer with 44 grains of IMR-4350 powder.
.22 Hornet gets a 40-grain Sierra Blitz King Winchester brass 13.5 grains of LIL'gun and a small rifle mag primer.
8X57 Mauser uses a 170 grain Sierra Spitzer bullet Winchester brass a CCi#200 Large rifle primer and 49.2 grains of IMR-4320 powder.
These are only some of my loads I use, but have more just for varmints.
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Post by David In Indiana on Sept 4, 2004 7:06:51 GMT -5
My Ruger M-77 MKII .270 like the following load: 53.5 grs. / IMR-4350 / 130 grain Sierra PSP bullet All loaded up in a Remington Brand case using CCI LR Primers. In my 7.62 X 39 m/m Ruger M-77 I use: 23.5 grs. / IMR-4198 / 150 grain (.30-30 Silver Tip Bullet) loaded up in Winchester cases. Also have a .458 X 2" AMERICAN built on a Remington M-722 Action which I use a "Light Load" : 42.0 grs/ IMR-4198 / 300 Grain H.P. Remington or Sierra Bullet. Gets 'em everytime!
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Post by ourway7 on Sept 8, 2004 6:03:33 GMT -5
Doug, the 7/mm Mag"s sure like 4350 I also use it in my Remington 700, 63 grains 154 Hornady spire point with a cci 250 primer. Have had the rifle for 20 or so years, I had contemplated rebarreling it but it still shoots good, Don't use it thet much anymore since ML's. ;D Lou
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Post by Douglas Blair on Sept 8, 2004 15:13:40 GMT -5
ourway7, I guess I use more IMR-4350 than any other powder reloading ammo. I also use quite a bit of IMR-4831 also. ;D 4350 is good for a lot of calibers carrying heavy bullets from the .243 all the way up to the .460 WBY MAG. It runs good with the .270, .280. 30-06 and more than I can think of. Like I said usually with the heavier bullets in that caliber. 4831 is a slower powder which is better suited with heavy bullets in calibers like the .25-06, .264 and so on.  |
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Just a thought Lou
