Hey guys.
I’ve got some of these projectiles and I started reloading them for my 270, just to see how they perform accuracy wise, and as a potential yote round. Hornady part number is 22721
I know they’re are better calibre than 270 for coyotes, but it’s what i got.
There is a cannelure on these projectiles. I’m seating the bullets for a COL for 3.165” as per the Hornady reloading instructions.
The brass had been trimmed to 2.53” approx using a Lee trimmer. Powder is 53gr of H4350.
However when I seat to 3.165” it’s nowhere near the cannelure. I would need to seat substantially deeper to get to the cannelure, but I have no intention of crimping.
Has anybody any ideas if I’m doing something wrong? It just seems like you can’t seat on the cannelure and maintain the specified COL.
I’ve got some of these projectiles and I started reloading them for my 270, just to see how they perform accuracy wise, and as a potential yote round. Hornady part number is 22721
I know they’re are better calibre than 270 for coyotes, but it’s what i got.
There is a cannelure on these projectiles. I’m seating the bullets for a COL for 3.165” as per the Hornady reloading instructions.
The brass had been trimmed to 2.53” approx using a Lee trimmer. Powder is 53gr of H4350.
However when I seat to 3.165” it’s nowhere near the cannelure. I would need to seat substantially deeper to get to the cannelure, but I have no intention of crimping.
Has anybody any ideas if I’m doing something wrong? It just seems like you can’t seat on the cannelure and maintain the specified COL.
