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Is anyone using the Nosler 300 gr. JHP (#42069) in a .44 mag load? I've got a hundred...and they are beautifully made...but none of my references gives a load for this bullet. The cannelure is so high (about a tenth of an inch further from the base than a 300 grain Sierra JFP (#8630) that I don't see the two bullets as interchangeable in loads. TIA | ||
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I load them for bear protection in the Wyoming wilderness. I am using H110, one grain below max charge in the Nosler #4 manual. I am at work right now, but I will check back later and if you do not have an answer I will look it up and get back to you. Don't hold me to it, but it rings in my head that it is 20 grains of H110. | |||
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Thanks, 300winnie...I'd appreciate it if you look that up. I really don't want to spend the $40 for Nosler's manual for just one load. I will if I have to...heaven only knows I've spent enough money to choke a horse on reloading in the past month! Hunter20ga | |||
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Nosler #5 shows a 300gr bullet with H-110 19.5gr 1380fps 20gr 1402fps MAX 20.5gr 1423fps | |||
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Thanks Riflemanz, I was going to look up the info at lunch, but now I don't have to. | |||
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I got this out of the Speer book,and have used it a bunch. 300gr-H-110-22.5gr shoot this out of my Red Hawk 7.5" barrel-Nosler HP. | |||
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