I am looking for any additional load data other than what is available from Accurate Arms.

I am going to be working with bullets from 35 to 60 grains. I expect to be able to run subsonic loads with the 60's.

For referance only.

Brass :Red Willow Turned brass cases
Primer: Fed 100
Projectile Powder Velocity
42 Calhoun AA1680/8.2 1958

40 Sierra HP ww296/6.3 1945

"""""""""""" H4227/7.0 1927

40 Sierra HT H4227/7.0 1950

45 Nosler HT H4227/7.0 1906

"""""""""""" WW296/6.7 2008

40 Sierra HT WW680/8.2 2144

Source
Guns and Ammo Magazine,
January 1992.
Article by Ross Seyfried.

Use extreme caution when Handloading.

Good luck,
Charlie

Thanks Charlie!! Available data is kinda limited on this round.

G'day Mike,
"Available data is kinda limited on this round."
Sure is an interesing little cartridge all the same .

From Memory Jack Rush who used to write for Precision shooter magazine had one.
Might be worth contacting www.precisionshooter.com

Also Todd Kindler at
www.smallcalibre.com
may be able to help with some info.
www.saubier.com would also be worth a try.

Take it easy.

Charlie

Thanks again Charlie!!

I will give em a try....

G'day Mike,
When you get a cahnce to bust some caps with this little number I was wandering if would be possible to post your findings and load information.Especilally the brass life at working velocities.
I have always wanted one of these great little cartridges but the bad press on the brass quality really put me off.

Thanks ,
Regards,
Charlie.

Hi Charlie,

No problem. I am STILL waiting on a barrel, was hoping to start on this the end of this month but not sure its gonna happen that soon now...

The brass that i am using is made by Schroeder Bullets. He swages the body of a hornet case to size and then lathe turns the rim and head area. All the info i have on this round is listed on the following post 22 Cooper Centerfire Magnum - NEW PROJECT!! . I have been told that this brass will last a considerable time, unlike the original "turned" cases that lasted one or two firings.

[ 08-19-2003, 15:26: Message edited by: MSSmagnum ]