load data for 22-250rem 75gr to 90gr bullets
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22-250
What is the rifling twist of your barrel? If it's a factory 1-12 or 1-14 save your time and money as it won't stabilize bullets over 60-70 gns. If however you have a custom twisted barrel of 1-8 to 1-10 I'll shut-up and let the 22-250 guys take over and give you some loads. I use nothing but 52-53 match bullets in 22-250.
Douglas
What is the rifling twist of your barrel? If it's a factory 1-12 or 1-14 save your time and money as it won't stabilize bullets over 60-70 gns. If however you have a custom twisted barrel of 1-8 to 1-10 I'll shut-up and let the 22-250 guys take over and give you some loads. I use nothing but 52-53 match bullets in 22-250.
Douglas
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Simply write directly to Walter Berger at Berger Bullets! bergerltd@aol.com
Specify cartridge, twist, barrel length and the (Berger ) bullets that interest you.
Mr Berger typically replies back within 3-5 days.
Alex
Specify cartridge, twist, barrel length and the (Berger ) bullets that interest you.
Mr Berger typically replies back within 3-5 days.
Alex
Hornaby AMAX 75 gr with 32.1 gr H4350 or 31 gr RL 15 // AMAX 80 gr with 33.2 gr H4350 or 30.8 gr RL-15
Hornaby AMAX 80 gr with 35.7 gr H4350 or 30.8 gr FL-15
Nosler also manufactures 77 and 80gr HPBT
Most should work well for 1:7 twists
Don't think you have much luck with 90 gr
Hornaby AMAX 80 gr with 35.7 gr H4350 or 30.8 gr FL-15
Nosler also manufactures 77 and 80gr HPBT
Most should work well for 1:7 twists
Don't think you have much luck with 90 gr
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Make sure that you get both 90gr VLD and 90gr BT bullets as BT bullets are much easier to tune for accuracy. VLDs tend to be a pain in the butt and 0.224" 90gr VLD are some of the trickiest bullets on the market.
I've looked at 90gr 6-250 reloading data and you should get around 3000fps from a 24" barrel.
Alex
at what velocity?
