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I know its not a wildcat but it might as well be since there is no printed data in the mainstream reloading manuals. I have searched the web for some loads for the 9.3x57 and have managed to come up with a few. I've got a Husky large ring 98 so chambered and thought I would work some up. Anyway, I am debating on using the 250 Nosler but my only concern is it opening at the low velocities the round turns up, or the 270 Speer and I have the same questions. Maybe the light jacketed Hawk bullets are the way to go. I would like to hear from someone on AR that has experience with the round and make my decision from there. Thanks.
 
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I have a 9.3x57 with a new barrel on a FN action. I've tried RL15, IMR 4064, IMR4895 and H4895. They all worked well. I settled on 4064, and have some loads made up, and the rifle sighted in with 250 gr Nosler ABs and BTs.

A month or so ago, I tried some Speer 270grs and 4064, and was really pleased with the accuracy. Both the Noslers and the Speers shoot about the same accuracy, but I like the way the flat base Speers seat in the case better. The chamber has a long throat so I don't seat the bullets deep, which leaves more room for powder. Smiler

So far I haven't taken it hunting yet, but it is ready when I am. It was a lot of fun at the range, but no challange. Very easy load development and very cooperative round. I have a 20" barrel, and my notes show 2283fps with the Noslers.

KB


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Thanks Kabluewy. Can you throw me a bone on the loads?
 
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Have you tried the Norma website?

http://www.norma.cc/sortimentl...aliber=9,3x57&Lang=2

It only covers Norma powders, but AFAIK they are pretty much similar to Reloader powders (but you have to know what you're doing and of course work up your loads).


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If you PM me your e-mail address I'll send you a .pdf file of a 9.3x57 reloading article.

I shoot an old Husky 9.3x47, and get about 2 MOA accuracy using the factory irons with the 270 Speer and 4064.

John


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exabit:Were do you think that the Reloader powders come from? Its alot more like "out of the same pot" than just similar.
 
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Both Norma and Reloader is made by Bofors.
 
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