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a buddy gave me 4lb of n550 yesterday, anyone use it?
he uses it for longrange 22/250AI with 70gr bullets

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I've used it in '06 and WSM. Just another powder. Nothing remarkable.
 
Posts: 1261 | Location: Placerville, CA, US of A | Registered: 07 January 2001Reply With Quote
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I would be interested in using N550 in an 8mm Mauser (.323) with a 180gr Nosler Ballistic Tip bullett. I haven't found any reloading data. Can anybody give me any ideas? I currently use 51.5gr. of N150 w/180gr Nosler BT and am very happy. Any help would be appreciated!
 
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Not quite so clean, more prone to muzzle flash, more expensive.

Falls in the gap between N150 and N160.

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Posts: 2258 | Location: Bristol, England | Registered: 24 April 2001Reply With Quote
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I use in in my 260 Remington behind Nos 120 BT's. High velocity and great accuracy. I could find no data when I started working up a load about 2 years ago. I started very low and worked up a grain at a time. I almost gave up. Accuracy and uniformity was terrible until almost max. I then backed off a grain.

I was going thru a similar routine with my 7-08 until a fellow decided he liked the rifle better than me.

 
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I've used it in a 308 and 35 whelen AI, velocities are slightly higher then RL15 in those guns. I also tried it in the 458 lott, but it is too slow of a powder, velocities were lower then RL15, just couldn't cram enough in the case.

From my limited experience, loading N550 5% higher by charge weight results in velocities identicle to RL15, but at slightly lower pressure.

 
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It seems to work at max,only.A 4350 class,a bit slower than IMR-4350,a bit faster than H-4350.
 
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