Here's some Data 2200 loads I had stashed. Hope you guys can make heads or tails out of it. I do know that you want to be careful when you start using 50 & 55 gr. bullets in 223 Rem and get into the 26 gr. range with this powder. Stay around 24 to 25 gr. and you'll be about Max and still be safe. I really like this powder with the 221 Fireball (21.5 gr/40 gr. Vmax @ 3240 fps) and it shines with the 222 Rem. and a 50 gr. bullet(25.4 grs/50 gr Sierra Blitz @ 3100 fps) Godsdog.


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WARNING: The loads listed on this page are considered maximum.
Reduce by 10% for start charges and work up slowly.

.22 Hornet
Test Gun: Universal Receiver
Barrel: Douglas
Length: 24"
Case: WIN
Primer: CCI 500
Maximum Loads
Bullet Max. Charge Velocity Pressure O.A.L.
SRA 40 HRN 13.0 gr.*/2200 2150 f/s 27,600 c.u.p. 1.715"
NOS 40 BAL. TIP 13.0 gr.*/2200 2156 f/s 31,200 c.u.p. 1.870"
SPR 46 FN 13.0 gr.*/2200 2214 f/s 32,700 c.u.p. 1.725"
* denotes compressed charge

.218 Bee
Test Gun: Universal Receiver
Barrel: Douglas
Length: 24"
Case: WIN
Primer: CCI 400
Maximum Loads
Bullet Max. Charge Velocity Pressure O.A.L.
SRA 40 HRN 16.0 gr./2200 2742 f/s 38,200 c.u.p. 1.670"
HDY 45 Bee 15.5 gr./2200 2553 f/s 37,200 c.u.p. 1.610"
HDY 50 SX 15.0 gr./2200 2510 f/s 37,400 c.u.p. 1.780"

.221 Remington Fireball
Test Gun: Universal Receiver
Barrel: Douglas
Length: 24"
Case: REM
Primer: REM 7-1/2
Maximum Loads
Bullet Max. Charge Velocity Pressure O.A.L.
NOS 40 BAL. TIP 21.0 gr./2200 3328 f/s 49,300 c.u.p. 1.845"
HDY 45 Bee 20.5 gr./2200 3210 f/s 50,600 c.u.p. 1.690"
HDY 50 SX 19.7 gr./2200 3096 f/s 47,900 c.u.p. 1.825"
NOS 55 BAL. TIP 19.0 gr./2200 2955 f/s 51,600 c.u.p. 1.850"

.222 Remington
Test Gun: Universal Receiver
Barrel: H.S.P.
Length: 24"
Case: WIN
Primer: REM 7-1/2
Maximum Loads
Bullet Max. Charge Velocity Pressure O.A.L.
NOS 40 BAL. TIP 23.0 gr./2200 3442 f/s 41,600 c.u.p. 2.140"
SPR 45 SP 22.8 gr./2200 3245 f/s 43,000 c.u.p. 2.115"
HDY 50 SX 21.0 gr./2200 3140 f/s 43,800 c.u.p. 2.235"
SRA 52 HP 21.0 gr./2200 3134 f/s 45,900 c.u.p. 2.225"
NOS 55 BAL. TIP 21.5 gr./2200 3068 f/s 45,500 c.u.p. 2.230"
REM 55 FMJ 21.2 gr./2200 3048 f/s 43,500 c.u.p. 2.230"

.223 Remington
Test Gun: Universal Receiver
Barrel: H.S.P.
Length: 24"
Case: REM
Primer: REM 7-1/2
Maximum Loads
Bullet Max. Charge Velocity Pressure O.A.L.
NOS 40 BAL. TIP 25.0 gr./2200 3831 f/s 50,500 c.u.p. 2.260"
NOS 45 BAL. TIP 24.8 gr./2200 3795 f/s 50,000 c.u.p. 2.260"
NOS 50 BAL. TIP 24.0 gr./2200 3540 f/s 49,600 c.u.p. 2.230"
IMI 55 FMJ 23.5 gr./2200 3265 f/s 48,000 c.u.p. 2.230"
MIL 62 PENETRATOR 23.7 gr./2200 3130 f/s 55,200 c.u.p. 2.230"
SRA 69 HPBT 21.5 gr./2200 2950 f/s 52,000 c.u.p. 2.250"
HDY 75 HPBT 21.5 gr./2200 2700 f/s 51,000 c.u.p. 2.255"


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222 Rem. and a 50 gr. bullet(25.4 grs/50 gr Sierra Blitz @ 3100 fps)
Hit the wrong number: 25.4 should be 23.4 grs. Godsdog.

And the AA powder Co. was bought out by Western Powder Co. I tried to call a while back and had to press a # if I had a question about AA powder. The call was switched to Western Powder Co. I bought a 8lb. jug of the AA2230-C which is supposed to be between the AA2230 and AA2460 in burn rate. Said it was a slow lot of AA2230 that was surplus military powder. But at $56 I couldn't pass it up. Like others have said, the AA2200 is supposed to be between the 1680 and 2230. AA bought their powders from around the world and working up loads for new lots is needed. But their powders haven't wandered around the burn rate charts any more than the other brands in my experiance. BM

Bill