Dellet, thanks for running some numbers on this. Now to brew up some coffee and mull over this.
I've been checking the Wedge 180 H.P. and oddly enough the ogive to base consistancy is way better than the flat points.
Hornady 190 sub-x powder?
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I don’t have any of the hollow points, are they made from a different form, still 180 grains. Or are the 180’s drilled and weigh less?Bob the nailer wrote: ↑Wed Mar 20, 2019 6:32 am Dellet, thanks for running some numbers on this. Now to brew up some coffee and mull over this.
I've been checking the Wedge 180 H.P. and oddly enough the ogive to base consistancy is way better than the flat points.
Sounds like they are a completely different bullet.
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How are they different dimensionally?
They have to put the lead from the hole somewhere.
If they are the same external size and shape, then they are more dense and that may explain the better accuracy. Less chance of a void, better balance. Or they use a different alloy in the wire.
They have to put the lead from the hole somewhere.
If they are the same external size and shape, then they are more dense and that may explain the better accuracy. Less chance of a void, better balance. Or they use a different alloy in the wire.
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Re: Hornady 190 sub-x powder?
Are these for plinking or will they expand good for hunting? Since Hornady won't sell their 190 sub bullets, am looking for a similar weight bullet for sub reloading.
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Others have tested them do a search for the posts. I talked to Shane at Rainier Ballistics and was told bolt F.P. & H.P. aere the same lead mix
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Update on RL7 and Wedge 180's:
Had time Sunday morning to make a very quick trip to the shooting lane ( only 100 yards ) I bunped the load to 11.3 grains for the flat point and kept 11.2 grains for the hollow point, At 50 yards two shots in 1/2" then with a 7" drop out to 100 yards two shots in 3/4", Odin works gas block at 4 clicks out from closed. Again better grouping with the hollow points. With the ground thawing around here tractor work will take priority so who knows when I'll post again.
Had time Sunday morning to make a very quick trip to the shooting lane ( only 100 yards ) I bunped the load to 11.3 grains for the flat point and kept 11.2 grains for the hollow point, At 50 yards two shots in 1/2" then with a 7" drop out to 100 yards two shots in 3/4", Odin works gas block at 4 clicks out from closed. Again better grouping with the hollow points. With the ground thawing around here tractor work will take priority so who knows when I'll post again.
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the best accuracy I have had in my novensky pistol gas upper was with factory hornadt sub-x 190 grain. only had 1 box so I took three
slow shots off of a bench at 100 yards and all holes touching. I have tried a lot of reloads and never anything near that good. I too am trying to find the type powder they used, but haven't had any luck so far. I have a load with 220 gr. plated barrys with 10.0 of wc690
that is a steady 2 inch.
slow shots off of a bench at 100 yards and all holes touching. I have tried a lot of reloads and never anything near that good. I too am trying to find the type powder they used, but haven't had any luck so far. I have a load with 220 gr. plated barrys with 10.0 of wc690
that is a steady 2 inch.
Re: Hornady 190 sub-x powder?
Not sure how I missed this earlier, but that webpage is awesome dellet. Thanks for sharing that. I never knew that site even existed.dellet wrote: ↑Tue Feb 26, 2019 12:28 pm No answer for the actual question, but this might help, searchable powder database. Photos, measurements included.
Link to H335
http://www.ilrc.ucf.edu/powders/sample_ ... der_id=768
Link to the search page
http://www.ilrc.ucf.edu/powders/search.php
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Re: Hornady 190 sub-x powder?
I have never tried a volume conversion with an actual capacity and numbers also
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