Good day all!! Tell me if this make any sense or not!
Rifle: Ruger no1
Caliber: 9.3x62
Bullets: Swift Aframe 286gr
Case/brass: PPU(new)
Primer: Remington 9 1/2 M
Powder: IMR4166
COAL: 3.373
So I was thinking 4 loads of 3 rounds starting at 53gr and going up one grain per load so 53, 54, 55, 56....
I will find a chrono for the range session, and keep en eye for any pressure signs!
Does this make sense?
I found this recipe (see below)but I want to keep it on the conservative side...
“IMR 4166 Enduron powder
I shot my first loads with this powder today.My ladder tests were with my 9.3x62 Mauser To say I was pleasantly surprised would be an understatement. I really like this powder so far. My finding are that it meters about the same as Varget and has about the same load density. Burn rate and velocity performance is very similar to IMR 4064. It's so close in fact, that IMR 4064 load data could be used - with the usual cautions.
For the Mid Bores this powder may well be at least as good, or maybe better than the likes of RL 15 or Varget. Following are my chronographed results from 11 rounds from a 93.x62.
QuilkLoad shows these achieved velocities to be slightly faster (approx. 10%) than
those shown for identical charges of IMR 4064. Max pressure appears to be around
58,000 PSI. There were absolutely no signs of excess pressure from any of these
loads, determined by fired case measurements, If accuracy is as good as IMR claims this may be my go-to powder for my mid bores. There seems to be lots of it available and it's made in Canada. 9 I have a pound available if anyone wants to try it.
Case PPU Partizan Bullet . PRVI 285 gr.
Primer -CCI 200
Powder IMR 4166 Enduron
Barrel - 25"
COAL - 3.198
CHGE 52.0 Vel 2275
54.0 2336
54.5 2373
55.0 2399 55.7 2397
56.2 2440
56.7 2454
57.2 2465
58.0 2489 .. about 58,000 psi ?? Enough velocity for me but 2500 fps + would be easily attainable with this powder as I see it.
When applied by competent people with the right intent, common sense goes a long
way.”
Rifle: Ruger no1
Caliber: 9.3x62
Bullets: Swift Aframe 286gr
Case/brass: PPU(new)
Primer: Remington 9 1/2 M
Powder: IMR4166
COAL: 3.373
So I was thinking 4 loads of 3 rounds starting at 53gr and going up one grain per load so 53, 54, 55, 56....
I will find a chrono for the range session, and keep en eye for any pressure signs!
Does this make sense?
I found this recipe (see below)but I want to keep it on the conservative side...
“IMR 4166 Enduron powder
I shot my first loads with this powder today.My ladder tests were with my 9.3x62 Mauser To say I was pleasantly surprised would be an understatement. I really like this powder so far. My finding are that it meters about the same as Varget and has about the same load density. Burn rate and velocity performance is very similar to IMR 4064. It's so close in fact, that IMR 4064 load data could be used - with the usual cautions.
For the Mid Bores this powder may well be at least as good, or maybe better than the likes of RL 15 or Varget. Following are my chronographed results from 11 rounds from a 93.x62.
QuilkLoad shows these achieved velocities to be slightly faster (approx. 10%) than
those shown for identical charges of IMR 4064. Max pressure appears to be around
58,000 PSI. There were absolutely no signs of excess pressure from any of these
loads, determined by fired case measurements, If accuracy is as good as IMR claims this may be my go-to powder for my mid bores. There seems to be lots of it available and it's made in Canada. 9 I have a pound available if anyone wants to try it.
Case PPU Partizan Bullet . PRVI 285 gr.
Primer -CCI 200
Powder IMR 4166 Enduron
Barrel - 25"
COAL - 3.198
CHGE 52.0 Vel 2275
54.0 2336
54.5 2373
55.0 2399 55.7 2397
56.2 2440
56.7 2454
57.2 2465
58.0 2489 .. about 58,000 psi ?? Enough velocity for me but 2500 fps + would be easily attainable with this powder as I see it.
When applied by competent people with the right intent, common sense goes a long
way.”




















































