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Re: Powders For the 300 blk. Links to published Data added.

Posted: Thu Jan 21, 2016 6:14 am
by gds
new link added for updated Accurate powders, added LT30 for subs

Re: Powders For the 300 blk. Links to published Data added.

Posted: Tue Feb 16, 2016 7:17 am
by aaholland
Which powder works well for subsonic and is cleanest or is there such a thing?

Re: Powders For the 300 blk. Links to published Data added.

Posted: Tue Jul 05, 2016 8:05 am
by Boosted98gsx
aaholland wrote:Which powder works well for subsonic and is cleanest or is there such a thing?
hodgdon 4198 is my go to for heavy subs.

Re: Powders For the 300 blk. Links to published Data added.

Posted: Sun Oct 16, 2016 8:28 am
by cwlongshot
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I know this is posted, but took some time to find yesterday.. so here it is again.

CW

Re: Powders For the 300 blk. Links to published Data added.

Posted: Wed Nov 09, 2016 9:53 pm
by justshoot
Hey all new to the blackout world but been doing shooting for a while under real time conditions and ballistics effects. I have a question concerning handload of 300 with reman'd LC brass running IMR4227,WSR, and hornady SST 125gr #3019 for coyote. I have looked up ridiculous amounts of info on this but seen both sides. Anyone in particular ever used this combo starting with 16.5 gn to 16.8gn? Second is 147gn cannelure FMJ milspec 308 using same confiuration? Platform one is great lakes upper with yankee hill 16" 1:8 twist heavy barrel with yankee hill slant brake and carbine length gas impingement with yankee hill gas block.Platform 2 is Ruger mini 14 for 300AAC non modified. I have seen alot discussed but have a huge COAL value and all cases trimmed according to wilson 300aac case headspace gauge. Any help that cou;d be provided to narrow down what I have found would be awesome.

Re: Powders For the 300 blk. Links to published Data added.

Posted: Thu Dec 01, 2016 9:21 pm
by cwlongshot
I have tried 4227 early on and altho I have some super accurate loadings with middle weight bullets. I have mostly moved to other powders. Mostly because of the speed attainable.

if its what you must use you should be able to find some good loads. But they will not reach top attainable velocities.

Let the fun begin, good luck!

cw

Re: Powders For the 300 blk. Links to published Data added.

Posted: Tue Dec 06, 2016 10:11 pm
by krank
Isnt it amazing how much Ed Harris uses Bulleye on everything and gets by with it????

Re: Powders For the 300 blk. Links to published Data added.

Posted: Wed Dec 07, 2016 11:02 pm
by GUNNY14
AS a newbie to the 300blackout I have a lot of questions about sub load and supersonic loads
h110 has always said not to decrease load more then 3% and seen several loads listed as much as 12% reduced?
shooting 16" heavy ar15 threaded for can, figured two uppers cheaper then two rifles

enlighten my mind plz

Re: Powders For the 300 blk. Links to published Data added.

Posted: Thu Dec 08, 2016 12:25 am
by thresk
Is there any info for vv n310? Wanted to try some with 168gr bullet but not sure where to start. Was thinking 5gr and work down from there but don't really want to be guessing with a powder like that.

Re: Powders For the 300 blk. Links to published Data added.

Posted: Thu Dec 08, 2016 9:25 am
by cwlongshot
GUNNY14 wrote:AS a newbie to the 300blackout I have a lot of questions about sub load and supersonic loads
h110 has always said not to decrease load more then 3% and seen several loads listed as much as 12% reduced?
shooting 16" heavy ar15 threaded for can, figured two uppers cheaper then two rifles

enlighten my mind plz
Do you have or have you tried A1680?

CW