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Using American powders, the regulating loads for double rifles in Graeme Wright's book are a good place to start, as follows: .500 x 3-inch Full Nitro: 570gr jacketed bullet, 106gr H4350, 2100 fps. .500 x 3-inch Nitro-for-Black: 440gr jacketed bullet, 72gr Varget, saddle-felt wad (polyurethane packing-foam wad OK), 1920 fps. The light-nitro load may be OK as a light starting/practice load, but may not regulate in a full nitro double. In a single it doesn't matter as much of course. Hope this helps. | |||
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<J�rgen> |
Marrakai: Now that was quick .....thanks a lot ! I`ll use Finnish Vihtavouri powders and will look for comparable burning rates to start with ! My rifle is a TCR Single Shot , so regulating doesn`t matter at all.Thank you very much , mate ! | ||
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quote:Hi J�rgen You may already know this, but Vihtavuori has a very nice burning rate chart that includes MANY powders (including their own of course). Visit Metric or USA NOTE: The powders in the burning rates charts are NOT the same (being geared for the US vs European markets) , so downlaod both and you will have MANY choices! jpb | |||
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Jurgen, If you can get XMR5744 powder from Accurate Arms, then I suggest 35-60 grains behind a 500-600 grain bullet. The recoil is mild. Start at the low end. My best load is 45 grains behind a 500 grain cast bullet. | |||
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Obviously there`s a bunch of very knowledgeable guys in this forum .........thanks a lot ! | ||
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