Only rl22 avbl for .270w 110g vmax

[yogibear]

In Yellowknife and can't buy 4831...only RL19 and 22. Can someone provide min and max powder for 110g V-MAX using RL22. My Lyman and old Hornady Reload books don't have the info, Thanks.
Yogibear

 

[eg6ajk]

Start @ 56gr work up to 60grs. (re22)


another refrence:
http://stevespages.com/page8a.htm

 

[Pathfinder]

Just shooting from the hip here but Im pretty sure RL-22 is way too fast (too achieve best results) for 110 gr. loads. Hope it works out for you, let us know how it works out.

 

['Boo]

Just shooting from the hip here but Im pretty sure RL-22 is way too fast

Actually it is a bit on the slow side for a 110 grain bullet but it will still work well.

 

[Why not?]

Re22 is too slow for the 110 gr bullet, however Re19 is just the ticket for that bullet. Try it!

Ted

 

[Pathfinder]

Actually it is a bit on the slow side for a 110 grain bullet but it will still work well.

Doh!

that's what I meant. I think the word "fast" came up when I was thinking of what kind of speed these would or should be moving at.

From the data I can find RL-22 would be great (velocity) with 130 gr. bullets.

 

[sunray]

There's one load on Handloads.com using Reloder 19 with a 110 grain bullet and a Winchester primer. 58.0 grains. The guy says it's around 3150fps with light recoil and noise. Drop by 10% and work up.

 

[pockets]

With an oal of 3.34", max of 66.4grains. That gives compressed load. This is from the newest Quick load program. Start 15% lower and work up. 56.5 grains to start. It may work ok, even though it is not listed by Hornady.