Hornady Reloading Manual - 243 win

[Mad_Mikee]

Does anyone have a copy of the Hornady reloading manual handy?

I'm going to try switching my 243win over to the Hornady 87gr. Vmax bullets and just need some loading data.

I'd like to use either H4350 or Varget if possible.

Min and Max powder would be great.

 

[H4831]

Don't you have a manual showing 243 loads for a 90 grain bullet?
If you have, just load up and fire away.

 

[horseman2]

39.8 - 43.4 for velocities from 2900 to 3100
41.6 for 3000

 

[IronCanadian]

Hodgdon load data website.

http://www.hodgdon.com/basic-manual-inquiry.html

 

[Mad_Mikee]

Thanks for the info. I always use the Hodgdon website for load data but I didnt see it for the bullet I was looking for.

I stopped by WSS on the way home from work and hoped to buy a copy of the Hornady manual but they were all out. Just ended up taking a quick peek at the store copy for the load data I needed.

 

[rookie wildcat]

Don't you have a manual showing 243 loads for a 90 grain bullet?
If you have, just load up and fire away.

Bruce,
Don't you know by now that each bullet has proprietary loads strictly for that bullet? That's why you need to buy each and every manufacturer's load manual. Otherwise, you could wind up using common sense and the next thing you know 87gn cartridges are not blowing up using 90gn data! What could you be thinking? Shame on you!! Common sense should not be involved in reloading. Stick strictly to each manufacturer's specific data and you will be able to shoot less and have a bigger bookshelf...

 

[Fassteel]

Bruce,
Don't you know by now that each bullet has proprietary loads strictly for that bullet? That's why you need to buy each and every manufacturer's load manual. Otherwise, you could wind up using common sense and the next thing you know 87gn cartridges are not blowing up using 90gn data! What could you be thinking? Shame on you!! Common sense should not be involved in reloading. Stick strictly to each manufacturer's specific data and you will be able to shoot less and have a bigger bookshelf...

And how many manuals do you posses? More than 1 I'd be willing to bet. FS

 

[H4831]

Bruce,
Don't you know by now that each bullet has proprietary loads strictly for that bullet? That's why you need to buy each and every manufacturer's load manual. Otherwise, you could wind up using common sense and the next thing you know 87gn cartridges are not blowing up using 90gn data! What could you be thinking? Shame on you!! Common sense should not be involved in reloading. Stick strictly to each manufacturer's specific data and you will be able to shoot less and have a bigger bookshelf...

Thanks for putting me straight.
I don't know what's wrong with me when I get carried away and write such things.
Cheers, Bruce