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Woodleigh has brought out an 180-grain protect point soft nose in .277 diameter. I am trying to work up a load for my .270 Winchester, but Woodleigh doesn't offer anyloads. Woodleigh says to use published data from other bullet and powder manufacturers. However, there is no real comparable data for a .270 Winchester Winchester using an 180 grain bullet. In the Barnes previous reloading manual, Barnes Reloading Manual # 3 they have a load for the Barnes 180-grain original, but the BC for the Barnes and Woodleigh are so far apart. The Barnes original BC is.372 vs. .513 for the Woodleigh.
 
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I have to do this often since I fire so many wildcat cartridges, you'll have to extrapolate data from other 7mmm calibers with similar pressure thresholds and use a chronograph, inspect the case closely after each firing, good luck!
 
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In a 24" barrel starting loads for the 180 Woodleigh are:

47 grains of AR2213SC (H4831) for 2,360 fps Max 50.5
50 grains of AR2217 (H1000) for 2,402fps. Max 54.0
 
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What difference dose the BC have to do with load data useing the same weight bullet? BC only matters after the bullet goes out the barrel.
 
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