Hunting Washington Forum
Equipment & Gear => Guns and Ammo => Topic started by: 92xj on February 23, 2013, 10:47:42 AM
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I am trying some new loads for my 22-250. This wasnt my first choice of powder and bullet but with the lack of stocked shelves this is what I am working with. Anyone see anything wrong with this. 50 rounds, 10 rows, shots of 5, here is my data. Rows 7-10 went to a "compressed" load. Shake test, I could hear the powder Rows 1-6, I could not hear the powder in rows 7-10.
Row Brass Primer Powder Gr. Bullet Gr.
1 Horn Fed LR SuperFormance 42.0 Ballistic Silvertip 55
2 Horn Fed LR SuperFormance 42.5 Ballistic Silvertip 55
3 Horn Magtech 9.5 LR SuperFormance 41.5 Ballistic Silvertip 55
4 Horn Magtech 9.5 LR SuperFormance 42.0 Ballistic Silvertip 55
5 Horn Magtech 9.5 LR SuperFormance 42.5 Ballistic Silvertip 55
6 Win Fed LR SuperFormance 41.5 Ballistic Silvertip 55
7 Win Fed LR SuperFormance 42.2 Ballistic Silvertip 55
8 Win Magtech 9.5 LR SuperFormance 42.4 Ballistic Silvertip 55
9 Win Magtech 9.5 LR SuperFormance 42.6 Ballistic Silvertip 55
10 Win Magtech 9.5 LR SuperFormance 42.8 Ballistic Silvertip 55
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Here is Hodgon Data link for 22-250 link - http://data.hodgdon.com/cartridge_load.asp (http://data.hodgdon.com/cartridge_load.asp)
I don't know where did you get the data (I looked online myself)since I couldn't find any for the cartridge with that powder .Just by looking at the table available for other powders ,your loads might be little excessive . If I were you I'd call Hodgon and ask them :twocents:
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Ok,took another look ; 22-250 Remi 70gr bullet max load is 40.8gr Superformance and 60 gr starting at 39gr to 43 being max .there is 2 other loads for 62 and 63 maxing at around 42.5 I'd still say call them and ask .
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I've got an email into them with the above chart/info and wont shoot until I hear back from them.
I was hoping to find different powder but with every store from Federal way to the tricites lacking powder the Superformance was all I could find. Thanks for the links and opinions!!
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Let me check what I have ,maybe I can help .
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An update for anyone curious.
Just got off the phone with Hodgon, I asked if all will be well with safety if I shoot a 55gr bullet on top of 43grs of superformance, he said that all will be well.
43 grs of superformance is the max load for a 60gr bullet, so with a 55gr bullet, he stated I will survive with no injuries to me or the gun. Going to hopefully get out this weekened to test these loads and see what happens.