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Powder rec. for 22-250
Just getting started reloading for my 22-250. Finished my workbench and got the press bolted down arround 2am this morning. Planning on shooting Horniday Amax 52g and maybe some Barnes Varmint Grenades. Was gona go with H380 powder but after looking in the book and seeing you have to use magnum primers and quiet a heavier load to shoot slower fps than the Reloader 10x Im thinking about going with that. Any tips?
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different powders give different accuracy and accurate loads are almost never max loads. the difference in accuracy from one powder to the next isnt that great. i usually pick a powder that doesnt have to be compressed. cci primers are a middle of the road primer i get em when i can most of them can be used magnum or standard loads.
you will be surprised how fast a rifle cartridge will go through a pound of powder. ill pick a liekly powder and work up loads in .5 grain increments and test for accuracy. then repeat with other powders. |
I got a very accurate load with 35.8 grs. of Varget with my .22-250.:) I know that's not one you was thinking about but it works good for me.
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Plenty of good powders out there for the .22-250. I use IMR 4064 but there are others that work just fine.
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Thanks I got a pound of H380 and loaded some up last night. All I need now is some decent weather to try them out. I think I'm gona try some of the Superformance powder when it comes out too.
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It has been out!! In the cold, a stick powder will work best.
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Be SURE to remember that the loads you work up now will be hotter when the weather turns warm/hot! This applies to almost all powders except for those specially formulated to stay the same pressure regardless of temp.
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