Does anyone have reloading table for .250 Savage?

[B Norton]

I have a almost 30 year old Winchester M70 in .250 Savage that hasn't had a box of ammo run through it yet. The problem is I cannot find either ammo or loading table for it.

Couldn't even find brass, so I reformed some .22-250 I had laying around.

It is a sweet shooting gun and I would really like to work up some loads for it, I just need starting points.

Anyone reloading for the 250 Savage out there?

I do not know when this was posted, I have a 250 savage in a Ruger 77 with tang safety. Good powders Win 6.5, RL-15, RL -17, Yes reforming
Creedmoor brass makes it simple. 243 brass can also make good pieces. This can be done with standard dies, though trimming is necessary, very easy to do. DO NOT FOR GET THE CASE LUBE. If interested E-mail [email protected].

 

[Lone Hunter]

I do not know when this was posted, I have a 250 savage in a Ruger 77 with tang safety. Good powders Win 6.5, RL-15, RL -17, Yes reforming
Creedmoor brass makes it simple. 243 brass can also make good pieces. This can be done with standard dies, though trimming is necessary, very easy to do. DO NOT FOR GET THE CASE LUBE. If interested E-mail [email protected].

April 23,2015

 

[just_jon]

Attached is data from Sierra Ed VI, Hornady 10th Ed and Nosler No. 4

 

[lancetkenyon]

 

[lancetkenyon]

 

[Seabeeken]

Guys, this is a 7 year old posting

 

[Dean2]

I do not know when this was posted, I have a 250 savage in a Ruger 77 with tang safety. Good powders Win 6.5, RL-15, RL -17, Yes reforming
Creedmoor brass makes it simple. 243 brass can also make good pieces. This can be done with standard dies, though trimming is necessary, very easy to do. DO NOT FOR GET THE CASE LUBE. If interested E-mail [email protected].

Why do you newbies insist on resurrecting old and dead threads. There is more than enough current threads to comment on or read.

 

[Baker Alvin]

I like reading the old posts and those that may get resurrected. It gives us peak at calibers, new for that day, still in the loop and performing well today. They may be around long after some the hot rods of today have vanished into history.