22 PPC load data range results

Mod 200 Stevens, $ 69.00 Tru Glo scope not too clear, Shaw heavy barrel, Tupperware stock not bedded,6 pound trigger, sand bag rests, 50 yards, reformed 7.62x39 nny ( Yugo ) cases. Large Rifle primers, This old man is not the steadiet shot either.

34 grain HP Mid South Bulk. OAL=1.920"

28.5 grains H-322, Clean, 3768 to 3789 fps., 6 shot .700" group

27.5 grains IMR 4895, some soot, mild, 3410 to 3530 fps., 10 shot .650" group.

31.5 grains 2230-C, fills case, clean , some what hard bolt lift but no other pressure signs, 3972 to 4067 fps. 7 shot .500" group.

52 grain fb, HP. Berger, OAL= 2.000"

26.5 grains H-322, slightly hard lift but no other pressure signs. 3412 to 3469 fps. 4 shot .700" group. Possibly Near max. for this case.

27.1 grains 2230-C, some soot, 3271 to 3368 fps., 4 shot .250" group

28 grains DP 74, fills 3/4 up shoulder. 3227 to 3280 fps., 7 shot .500" group.
This 7.62 nny brass is significantly thicker than NORMA brass.
The results using these cases, the rifle , barrel, trigger, et all yielded results totally surprising. It also made me wonder what a good BR competitor with his primo equipment could have achieved with this ammo? roger

Old age is a high price to pay for maturity!!! Some never pay and some pay and never reap the reward. Wisdom comes with age! Sometimes age comes alone..

point-zero something 100 yds.

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Originally posted by Idaho Sharpshooter:
point-zero something 100 yds.

I really wonder if that ammo would do that. I think perhaps it would. roger