Dannyd
Active Member
However, i can't find any load data in my manuals for 168g bullets
Where can i find published load data for a 7mmRemMag?
Where can i find published load data for a 7mmRemMag?
Just received my first 7mm 168 VLD's
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wall126
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7mm REMINGTON MAGNUM
Powder
Start Load
Approximate Start Velocity
MAX LOAD
Approximate Max Velocity
Fill Ratio
168 Grain
IMR 7828 SSC
62.0
2855
65.3
3002
95.1%
168 Grain
H4831 SC
61.0
2731
64.5
2889
93.4%
168 Grain
RE-22
62.0
2832
65.0
2984
96.2%
168 Grain
H1000
66.0
2826
69.5
2987
100.1%
168 Grain
NORMA MRP2
65.0
2812
68.5
2970
102.4%
168 Grain
WIN WXR
62.0
2838
65.3
2982
95.1%
168 Grain
AA MAG PRO
65.0
2847
68.0
2984
95.9%
168 Grain
Ramshot Magnum
67.0
2845
70.7
3019
98.7%
168 Grain
VIHT N165
62.0
2760
65.3
2892
97.5%
168 Grain
RETUMBO
66.0
2839
70.4
3022
104.7%
168 Grain
RE-19
59.0
2799
62.4
2944
94.3%
168 Grain
IMR 4350
55.5
2802
58.3
2920
88.1%
168 Grain
IMR 4831
57.5
2772
60.5
2897
90.8%
168 Grain
AA XMR 3100
61.0
2743
64.5
2888
96.5%
168 Grain
VIHT N560
62.0
2851
65.6
3014
94.0%
168 Grain
RE- 25
64.5
2875
67.8
3012
101.9%
168 Grain
NORMA MRP
62.5
2868
65.7
3007
95.1%
168 Grain
US869
74.5
2795
78.5
2987
113.7%
168 Grain
Hybrid 100V
55.5
2730
58.5
2846
93.6%
168 Grain
H4350
55.5
2781
58.8
2921
Dannyd
Active Member
Thank you for the informion.
Interesting. In my Lyman manual it had a 168g Sierra HPBT, which is their matchking bullet. The Max powder for IMR 4831 was 64.0. The above post shows 60.5. That is a monster difference. Why do you think that is?
With RE22 on that same bullet, the max in Lyman shows 66.0 and 2978FPS which is very close to what the post above shows
The numbers for IMR 4350 were close enough also.
That IMR4831 number is very strange though.
I mention these powders because that is what i currently have
Interesting. In my Lyman manual it had a 168g Sierra HPBT, which is their matchking bullet. The Max powder for IMR 4831 was 64.0. The above post shows 60.5. That is a monster difference. Why do you think that is?
With RE22 on that same bullet, the max in Lyman shows 66.0 and 2978FPS which is very close to what the post above shows
The numbers for IMR 4350 were close enough also.
That IMR4831 number is very strange though.
I mention these powders because that is what i currently have
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kiwi3006
Well-Known Member
168 berger just seated into lands
H1000 73 gr
federal brass and 215 primer
26" barrel
3087 fps no pressure signs
0.5 0.7 MOA at 100 yds
Stu.
H1000 73 gr
federal brass and 215 primer
26" barrel
3087 fps no pressure signs
0.5 0.7 MOA at 100 yds
Stu.
wall126
Active Member
Been awhile since ive been on but about your ? every load data book is a little different! remember that these are all based on safety for you and your gun! i myself use retumbo 72-72.5 grains with a cci large rifle primer and when it gets hot 70 degrees or so and warmer i use a remington 9 1/2 all around 3000-3100 fps... Remember look for pressure signs when it hot out how close to your lans you are these all make a difference! good luck and have fun i think you will enjoy berger bullets they definatly do what they say they do!!!
