I'm looking for a 220gr Nosler Partiton load in 300H&H.

Which powder, charge and what kind of velocity are you getting?



I'm a die hard fan of the 200gr bullet and already have several pet loads, so don't give me any of those, as I already know what that bullet can/will do.

I did stumble across a box of 220gr N-Partitions and wanted to see how they shot in my rifle.

Thanks!

My suggestion:

63 grains of H4350 should do it for 2673 fps depending on your chamber and barrel.
Start with 60 grains, and work up in jumps of 1 grain.

I load with S365, our equivalent of H4350.

Here is some related info from Reloaders Nest:

http://reloadersnest.com/detai...ight=220&LoadID=7116

LoadID 7116:

Bullet: Remington SP
Bullet Weight: 220 grs
Powder: IMR 4350
Powder Weight: 65 grs
Primer: Remington 9 1/2 M
Brass Make: Remington
Barrel Length: 24 (inches)
C.O.L: 3.575 (inches)
Velocity: 2695 fps

Part of the conservative loading of the H&H in some reloading data could be the rifles themselves. The .300H&H was introduced in 1925. Lots of pre-war guns floating around. The .300 Win mag did not come out until 1963. Most of the rifles it has ever been chambered in are made from modern steel alloys.

Some more:

http://www.loaddata.com/member....cfm?MetallicID=2450

Warrior