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How much powder (IMR 3031) pushing a Hdy 300gr bullet (HP)? Which is the higher amount of powder you reloaded for a marlin 1895? I have found much different top loads depending the reloading table consulted... Of course always speaking within safety pressure limits... Thank you all in advance ------------------------------------------ ![]() Μολὼν λάβε Duc, sequere, aut de via decede. | ||
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http://data.hodgdon.com/cartridge_load.asp Rusty's Action Works Montross VA. Action work for Cowboy Shooters & Manufacturer of Stylized Rigby rifle sights. http://i61.photobucket.com/alb.../th_isofrontleft.jpg | |||
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With the exception of the Nosler 300 gr Partition I favor heavier bullets in my Marlin Guide Gun and based on feedback from others I wouldn't run the 300 JHPs much faster than the ~1800 fps or use them on game larger than whitetails. The manuals a full of data for Waters Type I loads using IMR3031. | |||
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The 300 grain Hornady JHP is a fine bullet on deer, black bear and hogs when driven at 2150 fps. I would not hesitate to try this bullet seated to 2.55" COL and crimped with a Lee Factory Crimp Die with up to 64 grains compressed of IMR3031 in Winchester brass and CCI 200 primers. Start at 58 grains and work up carefully. Such a load would be adapted from the source Rusty cited. You learn something new everyday whether you want to or not. | |||
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