215/230 Berger N570 Berger Data

[shooters]

Can anyone tell me if the load data from Berger (this time) is safe?
SPECIFICALLY the N570 loads for 215 and 230 Bergers? I'm worried due to their last loads given to me for my 6.5 PRC were crazy hot!
Loading for my 300 PRC with 21" Bartlein Carbon, ADG brass and 215 Feds.
Thanks.

 

[FEENIX]

Can anyone tell me if the load data from Berger (this time) is safe?
SPECIFICALLY the N570 loads for 215 and 230 Bergers? I'm worried due to their last loads given to me for my 6.5 PRC were crazy hot!
Loading for my 300 PRC with 21" Bartlein Carbon, ADG brass and 215 Feds.
Thanks.

Remember they have different test components. Just work slowly up to it and watch for pressure signs.

 

[ARlife4me]

When companies give their generated results instead of test fired results it can be skeptical! I'm sure they're better at it than I am!

 

[shooters]

Remember they have different test components. Just work slowly up to it and watch for pressure signs.

Yes, but just like the 6.5 PRC data they sent me, even their starting load seems high. As in close to a max load.

 

[Tucker65]

I'm at 81.5gr and 82.5gr of N570 in two different 300 prc's. Bereger's 84.4gr max would definitely be extremely hot in those two rifles.

 

[jraulsten]

The max at 86.7 with the 215s is insanely high. I had over 2900 FPS in a 24" Bartlein Carbon with 80.6 grains........

 

[shooters]

The max at 86.7 with the 215s is insanely high. I had over 2900 FPS in a 24" Bartlein Carbon with 80.6 grains........

And this is why I asked. Appreciate the info!

 

[FEENIX]

Yes, but just like the 6.5 PRC data they sent me, even their starting load seems high. As in close to a max load.

If you do not feel comfortable, then do not use it. It is simply a guide, always proceed with caution regardless of the source.