Recent content by Strick27

Thank you everyone for the input. I live in idaho and have been shooting in 50-70 degree weather. The last shooting session it was right at 70 degrees and that's when I averaged 3340. I called the smith that built the gun today and he said his guns tend to shoot fast and handle pressure better...

Bater yes I think it's way fast and with the R22 temp sensitivity it worries me when it warms up. I would be happy with 3100-3200. What's odd is I'm at a lower charge than the max out of the hornady manual and with a longer COAL so I should be safe on pressure. But the speed says differently...

Looking for some advice. I'm working up a load for a friends 300 WBY Mag. It's a custom Weaver Rifles with a 24" tube. Current load is 80 grains R22, Fed 215 primer, 178 ELDX, and hornady brass. With a COAL of 3.600. It groups well but the speeds are very high. I'm averaging 3340 FPS on chrono...

Can you share more info on your load.