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Posted a similar query on the Reloader Forum with no results yet, so I'll try here too. An online friend just passed on to me a box of Hawk 200 grain bullets in 9.3 caliber. I read the Hawk's are fine bullets, but have no data on loads for a 200 grain bullet in the 9.3x62 chambering. I have not found any online either. Can't find many for 232 grainers. Anyone care to recommend a powder or load for a Husqvarna 649 using the light for caliber Hawk 200's? | ||
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Never worked with anything lighter than the 232 Oryx's in mine, but, based on the powders that work well with those, I'd guess you need a fast'ish powder like 3031, H322, N133, etc.. Sorry I can't be more help, but, I'm sure the myriad other 9.3 lovers here will chime in shortly | |||
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Don�t the Hawk�s come in different jacket strenghts? I would use 232 grs data and use common sense: don�t start with lowest load, if all safe you might go over the top loads. 200 grs in 9.3 is a short range load because of SD, use too much velocity and you will blow bullets apart. 232 Norma Vulcan has a good rep on smaller game ( < 100 kg, broadside ) I would consider the RWS Doppelkern to be the best leightweight bullet. Although I would prefer one in 250 ( KS 247 ) or 262 grs weight ( H Mantel weight ). For a real download, i would use cast Makarov bullets with Unique or 2400. For a mid range load ( for what??? ) I would use 4198, usind the corresponding loads in the Speer manual for similar cartridges, e.g. 30-06 or 35 Whelen. Have fun! Hermann | |||
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58 gr. of IMR 4320 and a 200 gr. Hawk bullet is a maximum load in my CZ. | |||
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