IMR4831 loads for 3 milsurps

[davemccarthy707]

Looking for some loads for the following.
.303 British 174gr RN
7.5x55 Swiss 180gr and 165gr sp
6.5x55 140gr Nosler partition.

Thanks

 

[davemccarthy707]

Meant to put this in the reloading section. Mods can you move it? Thanks.

 

[diopter]

.303 British Pet Loads Reloading Data
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Warning! Notes: Winchester No. 120 Primers used with all handloads. Test rifle was Lee-Speed-Metford original sporter with 27-inch barrel. (Handloader Issue #60)
Be Alert: Publisher cannot be responsible for errors in published load data.
Wt. Bullet Powder Manufacturer Powder Charge Velocity (FPS)
180 Speer R.N. IMR IMR-4831 47.0 2,355
Remarks: MAXIMUM - do NOT exceed


Read more: http://www.loaddata.com/members/sea...ader=.30 Caliber Reloading Data#ixzz2xvtMaolL
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7.5x55mm Swiss (Hodgdon Data) Reloading Data
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Warning! Notes: case: Norma; barrel length: 31"; twist: 1:10.6"; trim length: 2.175"; primer: Winchester LR; bullet diam.: .308"; NEVER EXCEED MAXIMUM LOADS
Be Alert: Publisher cannot be responsible for errors in published load data.

168 Sierra HPBT Hodgdon H-4831 45.0 2,477
Remarks: starting load; COL: 3.060"
168 Sierra HPBT Hodgdon H-4831 49.0 2,578
Remarks: maximum load; COL: 3.060"
180 Hornady SP Hodgdon H-4831 43.0 2,304
Remarks: starting load; COL: 2.900"
180 Hornady SP Hodgdon H-4831 47.0 2,424
Remarks: maximum load; COL: 2.900"

7.5x55mm Swiss (Lee Precision Data) Reloading Data
168 Jacketed Hodgdon H-4831 45.0 2389
Remarks: start load; min OAL: 3.060
168 Jacketed Hodgdon H-4831 49.0 2578
Remarks: NEVER EXCEED; min OAL: 3.060
180 Jacketed Hodgdon H-4831 43.0 2224
Remarks: start load; min OAL: 2.900
180 Jacketed Hodgdon H-4831 47.0 2424
Remarks: NEVER EXCEED; min OAL: 2.900

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6.5x55 Swedish Mauser (Using 140 GR Nosler Bullets) Reloading Data
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Warning! Notes: Case: Norma; primer: Rem. 9 1/2; barrel length/make: 23" Lilja; twist: 1-9"; bullets: 140 GR AccuBond Spitzer, Ballistic Tip Spitzer, Custom Competition HPBT or Partition Spitzer; OACL: 3.025"; maximum OACL: 3.150". Use maximum loads with caution.
Be Alert: Publisher cannot be responsible for errors in published load data.

140 Nosler IMR IMR-4831 44.5 2762
Remarks: max
140 Nosler IMR IMR-4831 42.5 2657
140 Nosler IMR IMR-4831 40.5 2552
Remarks: most accurate load tested
140 Nosler Hodgdon H-4831 47.0 2778
Remarks: max
140 Nosler Hodgdon H-4831 45.0 2663
140 Nosler Hodgdon H-4831 43.0 2548
Remarks: most accurate load tested

 

[davemccarthy707]

Thanks!

 

[purple]

The best source for loading data is always proven data from a recognized reloading manual or online data which is provided by a reliable source such as Hogdons. Shopping around the internet for a load which individual "X" claims to have worked well in his rifle with his components doesn't mean that this same load will perform accurately or safely in your rifle. Besides, a lot of the fun in handloading is to develop one's own loads which are tailored to your particular rifle. There are so many variables involved in load development incl make of brass, brass preparation, type and weight of propellants and bullets, bullet seating depth, and to a lesser extent, choice of primer. I would not use someone else's load data unless it fell within the safety parameters given in a recognized reloading manual. There is a lot of unqualified BS about a lot of things on the 'net, including handloading.