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I want to try 60 grs. bullets in my 22/250 rifle and I was wonering if you guy�s could give me any ideas. | ||
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Dear GARP Sorry, I have never used them. But,I have used 63g Sierra's which grouped in the .3's using 35.3 Vit N140. I only used them on Roe Deer and they performed very well. Cheers Rob T. [ 06-10-2003, 01:33: Message edited by: Rob T ] | |||
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H4350 worked quite well for me and IMR4320 produced half inch groups with 60gr.Partions in my RemingtonVS.Dont recall the exact grain data but was well satisfied with performance. | |||
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Just got back from the range. I was trying out some loads for the 60gr Hornady HPs I bought from Lock, Stock, & Barrel's blem sale. Best load was 38gr of H-380, ww primers, bullet seated out to just short of rifling. You may want to start at 36gr and work up. Hope this helps. | |||
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I'm shooting Sierra and Hornady 60grn JHP's from my new Wilson barrel in 1-9 twist. It is shooting better than ever with 37grns of H380, Fed 210 primers. I tried IMR4895 and got just about the same groups, all under an inch but the 4895 would leave more powder in the barrel it seemed and every once in a while I would get one about an inch outside the normal groups. Might have been me but it didn't happen with the H380. I was told that the standard 1-12 twist wouldn't stabilize the 60grn and heavier so that is why I got the 1-9 twist cause I wanted to shoot 60 and 70 grn bullets. Good luck with yours. Mike | |||
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