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I have bell brass and 400 grain woodleighs and wondered what loads works for you guys?I need it to regulate in a double rifle too.
Thanks in advance, Fred


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If you wish, I'll copy and fax (or e-mail) the A-Square manual page for the cartridge.


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Thanks Judge....pm sent


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You are not regulating the rifle, hopefully that has already been done by the maker. You are making a load that shoots to the regulation. Symantecs but important for understanding.

This is my load.

Rifle: Alex Henry
Bullet: 400 grain Woodleigh
Charge: 81 grains IMR 4831
Primer: Federal 215
Velocity: 2125 fps
Group: 1/2" @ 50 yards

this is from Ray Atikinson.

Another good load is 71.5 grs. of RL-15 with 3 grs. of dacron and a 400 gr. bullet...For the 3" version just leave the dacron out....Fed 215 and Bell, RWS cases....

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Thanks Mickey,
I should have been more clear.I meant so it would shoot to the rifles regulation.
Thanks Fred


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Judge welcome back!

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I use Ray's load and Mickey's ,,but at 80 grains,

If you contact Bill @ BIll's Accuracy SHop on the estern shore of Maryland he has some loads worked up, also,, both smokeless and BP


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Is this a new or old rifle?

I would suggest that you use RL-15 plus filler in an older Cordite proofed rifle.
Here is a link to the article that elaborates on the process.
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Thanks guys,
Rusty it is an Army & Navy made in 1905 proofed for 60gr cordite 400gr max.
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