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anyone use accurate 5744 in 450 Rigby look for some loads for cast bullets thank you Canuck | ||
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Some old data from Accurate Powder, which they no longer publish. So use with extreme caution: For owners of a .460 Weatherby Magnum who wish a less potent practice load, I suggest using the data developed with Accurate 5744 or 8700. This will permit varying the velocities between that of a .45-70 and a .458 Winchester Magnum. .460 WEATHERBY MAGNUM Gun DOUGLAS Max Length 2.913" Barrel Length 26" Trim Length 2.898" Primer FC 215 OAL Max 3.750" Case WBY OAL Min 3.335" START LOADS MAXIMUM LOADS Cartridge Bullet Powder Grains Vel. Powder Grains Vel. P.S.I. Length Comment 455 (L) RNGC 5744 40.0 1520 5744 65.0 2192 48,800 3.605" Penny's HDY 350 RN 5744 61.2 2113 5744 68.0 2402 48,200 3.345" 2520 106.4 2779 2520 112.0 2956 62,300 Case Full PM me and I will send the PDF to you. Arniet | |||
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I should also say the 450 Rigby is very close to the 460 Bee without the belt. | |||
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AA recommends filling the case up to the base of the bullet with 5744, weighing the amount, then multiplying the weight by .4 to arrive at a starting point for developing a reduced load. I have found this to work with a wide variety of calibers. | |||
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thanks this helps Canuck | |||
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