9.3x62 cast bullet load data

Johnn Peterson said:
Was hoping to find some info using the 285gr cast bullets I have, with Trail Boss. Any specific info along those lines greatly appreciated.
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Mark on the side of case where the base of your bullet will be @ your chosen seating depth. Fill case to that line with trail boss. This is your max load. Weigh it, and multiply charge weight by .7 this will give you a starting load. Pick the most accurate between starting and max load. Burn powder and fling lead.

It’s really that simple. Only thing to make sure is that you don’t compress or crunch trail boss powder. Otherwise have fun.
 
leveractionjunkie said:
Mark on the side of case where the base of your bullet will be @ your chosen seating depth. Fill case to that line with trail boss. This is your max load. Weigh it, and multiply charge weight by .7 this will give you a starting load. Pick the most accurate between starting and max load. Burn powder and fling lead.

It’s really that simple. Only thing to make sure is that you don’t compress or crunch trail boss powder. Otherwise have fun.
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:) Thanks guy. That's the info I was hoping to get. All I'm looking to get, using the 285gr cast bullets and TB powder is a plinking load to run through my ;) 'inexpensive' Zastava every once in a while, just for something different. Thanks again:).
 
No problem at all. There’s nothing better for increasing trigger time with larger rifles that we don’t always shoot a bunch than cases full of trail boss. Lots of fun, and in my experience decently accurate also.
 
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