110gn .308 varmint load

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I have been reloading my .308 remmy for a short while now and have been looking into other loads.
I came across some cheap 110gn Speer Deepcurl .308 rounds I want to try.
I only have varget powder, but I cannot find any real data charts for this.
the best data I found was a 48gn recipe.
I am just wondering if others know of anything similar?
I have also read that varget may not be the best powder for this setup, but it was all I had.
only thing Id be using these for is either a bit of plinking or possible yote hunting.

Thanks.

 

[paperslayer]

Varget is probably too slow for the 110's. Some 4198, H322 or Benchmark would be a better powder. You'll be safe with 48 of varget, but it certainly won;t give you the best velocities. If you have a tight twist like a 1:10, that may be too much for the 110's anyway.

 

[Rode]

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[Fassteel]

From Speer #10

110gr.

IMR 4895
LOW 39.0GR
HIGH 43.0GR

IMR 4198
LOW 32.0GR
HIGH 36.0GR

H322
LOW 37.0GR
HIGH 41.0GR

IMR 4895 is the fastest at 2869fps

Hornady manual lists 4895 at 43.9 starting and high of 51.9
322 at 35.3 to 47.4
FS

 

[heyrosco]

I loaded some 110 V-Max with 50 grains of BL-C(2). I didn't chrono them but they shot well and were very accurate.

 

[punkrockboy]

I used 47 gr of Varget with Sierra 110 gr Blitzking. They were crazy accurate and made soccer ball sized holed in groundhogs.

 

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I used 47 gr of Varget with Sierra 110 gr Blitzking. They were crazy accurate and made soccer ball sized holed in groundhogs.

oh perfect... I made up a few from 46gn to 50gn..
Ill test each one looking at the case and such to check for over pressures.
I cant wait to test them, now if the snow would co-operate.