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Hi there I have a new ruger #1 stainless in 300 win and I also have reloder 22 powder. I'm looking at loading 3 bullets with this powder. here is what I think I'll load 75 grains for 200 gr. Nosler Partition 80 grains for 168 gr. Hornady A-max 85 grains for 110 gr. Hornady I'll work them up but I'm thinking these will be about max loads. Although I've been told that the falling block design is very safe. Any comments/help | ||
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Hunting load for my No.1 in .300 Win Mag: 200 gr Partition Rem 9 1/2M primer W W Super case 74.5 gr Re 22 2,988 fps Avg 100 yd group size, last five 3-shot groups - 0.77". Largest group is 1.12", smallest is 0.44". Primer pockets are still tight after ten firings, but work your way up. | |||
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Thanks for the response Norm. did you stop at 74.5 grains because you saw signs of failure in the brass or were just happy with the target results. I have been told that the ruger #1 is a very safe action so I would like to maximize my charges without being stupid. | |||
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Both. The target results are fine, the velocity is about as high as I need for any big game bullet (I usually pick the highest weight bullet for a given caliber that will get me in the 2,800-3,000 fps range), and stressing the brass further means I'm also stressing the action further. Not that the action couldn't take it, but that load does everything I want it too. If you get similar velocity and accuracy with your No.1, you have all you need to cleanly take any big game animal on the continent, at any sane distance. [ 08-17-2003, 21:28: Message edited by: Norm ] | |||
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