Got out and tested the 225 McGuire CR's. As hoped, this combination is working out better than the H4350.
Ran my pressure ladder up untill I hit pressure at 76 gr of N550 with a bolt click & slightly heavier bolt. Shooting all charge weights at 100 yards, it started stacking together at...
Next up, circling back around to the McGuire Ballistics 225 Copper Rose mono's. I have a load with these using 77 gr of H4350 at 2900 fps already, but I feel that they'll do a bit better with something faster burning. I can only get 77/78 gr of H4350 in the case with these. They take up a bit of...
Same here. I was pretty reluctant too... started at H1000, then H4831sc, and even tried N555 before moving to H4350. Makes sense though when you start looking at some factory load data for comparison on say the 33 Nosler. It seems like this case wants powders in that H4350-H4831sc burn range...
Quick range trip this AM, I think we'll call this one good for now! Typical Hammers, they shoot easy. Both Charge weights 80/81 produced great accuracy. 81 gr seemed a little more consistent Point Of Impact and smaller group. Both had really low ES/SD, so it's a toss up between the two. Both are...
There are a couple threads on this site actively selling Manners LRH & PH's in a variety of colors. The user name was REDVANES. Also, Ryan Pierce at Piercision rifles usually has both of those in stock. I would check with those two sources first.
Especially torching out of that 338 RUM! I look forward to hearing more about that one.
I got to thinking too, and it is worth mentioning. The 210 HHT at 3050-3080 fps with H4350 is actually a "softer" and slightly lower recoiling combo compared to my 225 AB/H4350 load. It's a small...
Initial results with the 210 HHT's are dang impressive!
H4350 took the win between the two powders tested. Still no pressure signs on 80/81 gr. Very low ES/SD's too. Honestly each charge shot so well I'd go with either one, but I'm probably going to load up a few more of each and see if the...