26 April 2008, 02:01
red_zr24x4AA2230
Anyone using AA2230 with 50 gr v-max's? cant seem to get a load that shoots under 1 1/2 " at 100 yrds. rifle is a savage 10fp .223
thanks kenny
26 April 2008, 09:12
bartsche
Not exactly an apples to apples comparison but There are few bullets that do not shoot well When I use 2230-C especially in the .223s. Sounds like it's time to try a different powder with that bullet and a different bullet with that powder.
Does the rifle accurately handle other loads?

roger
26 April 2008, 13:00
red_zr24x4Thats the conclusion I came to also, Roger.
Time to try different powder,ive shot a few of my brothers reloads using varget and accuracy was very good with no load development for my rifle.
The 2230c I have works great with 55 fmj out of the 10fp. Im thinking of just loading up plinking rounds for the m1 with the 6lbs I have left
Thanks Kenny
Just a side note think im going to try h335, blc-2, and varget
27 April 2008, 04:17
390ishSometimes rifles just do not like the "standby" powder. My cz 527 in 223 won't shoot 50 or 55 grainers well with H335. Loves benchmark.
28 April 2008, 00:56
stillbeemanI'd be happy to swop my AA2230 for some H335.
If a fellow wants to shoot Pdogs or Ghogs, it'd work great but not targets.
28 April 2008, 23:56
George WoodWorks great in my .458 Lott! 1" groups with 500 gr. Barnes. Now thats a versitile powder! George
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Originally posted by George Wood:
Works great in my .458 Lott! 1" groups with 500 gr. Barnes. Now thats a versitile powder! George
If you don't mind, could you tell me the AA2230 load that you are using with your Lott?
29 April 2008, 19:26
shootawayI would've tried it in my Lott if I could find it.
30 April 2008, 07:09
NEJackI shoot a similar rifle (Savage 10FP) and it DOES NOT like bullets lighter than 55 grains.
In fact, my varmit load is a 60 gr VMAX with 2460 (2230 works also)