95 grain sierra matchkings

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14 July 2009, 06:17

rouser_00

95 grain sierra matchkings

hi guys just a quick question if anyone can help me.im just looking for load data on this 95 grain matchking.i cant seem to find anything
thanks guys

14 July 2009, 17:37

butchloc

if that is the 95 grain matchking made especially for the 17/50BMG, i would use 283.572 grains of blasto #2

14 July 2009, 20:12

30378

I can't help but think something is missing here. I am going to guess you are talking about some sort of 6mm. You need to at least tell us what caliber. I really prefer blastomatic #4.

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15 July 2009, 18:57

rouser_00

sorry guys

bit stupid of me i forgot to say which calibre
its for the .243

15 July 2009, 19:43

ddrhook

use Plenty of blasomatic# dont matter just use lots of it

OHHHH did I mention to use lots of it in very very small amounts so it lasts a long time

if this think had a shutup icon I would use it on my self.seriously call serria there great help

15 July 2009, 19:45

ddrhook

I'll look at my books and send you what I can find I might have some infor for you. no promises but will check

15 July 2009, 20:01

rouser_00

thanks hook
im just new to all this and i dont wanna go wrong

16 July 2009, 02:13

Matt_G

Which bullet again??
As far as I can see, Sierra doesn't make a 95 gr. bullet in 6mm/243 caliber.
Furthermore, the only Match Kings I see in 243 cal are the 70 gr. #1505 and the 107 gr. #1570.
(The latter requires a 1 in 8 twist barrel)

Matt
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16 July 2009, 02:33

Moorepower

The bullet pn 1537 has a .480 bc. I called sierra and they told me it really needs a 1-8 twist. They told me to use the 100 grain starting loads and work up. I would venture to say they should fly at 3k or so max. I prefer RL 19 or H 4831.