18 July 2004, 15:40
<9.3x62>Re10x in the 9.3x62
I've been working up some loads with the Nosler 250 and Re10x with excellent results - I think it may now be my new favorite powder for the 9.3, at least with this bullt (I haven't used the 270 or 286 yet).
I've run it up to 57 grains (with a 3.4" OAL) with no pressure signs (
in my custom model 70, work up slowly, etc.). CCI200 primers in Lapua cases. Recoil is stout, but accuracy is top notch, as good or better than Re15 or H414 (my other two favorite powders). I'm going to try 58 and 59 grains next time I go to the range, I suspect these will be at or even a bit above above max, but I like to find out where it is, and then back off a grain or two.
I've not run them over the chrony as mine recently died, so I'll have to report back later on velocity.
I tried everything from 50 to 57 grs, and, amazingly, all shot sub moa, with 56 grs being the best - about 0.4-0.5MOA (3 shots).
Anyway, Re10x appears to be a real winner in the 9.3x62 - in the accuracy department for certain, and I'll bet it puts out pretty good velocities too. Anyway, be cautious, but give it a try.

18 July 2004, 17:23
DB BillI would think RL10 might be a bit "fast" for heavier bullets in the 9.2x62.
19 July 2004, 03:07
D HumbargerVery interseting 9.3x62. Please keep us posted & I am curious as to the velocites too.

Me tooooo. I have three to feed!
20 July 2004, 15:35
<9.3x62>No velocities yet, but I have determined that 57 grains is about max in my rifles (58 showed pressure signs). I'm going to back off to 55-56grs and call it good.
I've got to get a new chrony one of these days - the backlog of loads to run is getting quite extensive...
Oh the agony...
