Quick load using H380 - 250-3000 savage

cloverleaf

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Sep 10, 2006
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I mis-read the load data before I bought my most recent pound of powder.... could some one with Quick load run the following for me please:
For the 250-3000 Savage:
Remington Case
CCI 200 primer
Hogdon H380 powder
Hornady 75 gr. V-Max bullet

Of course I can find data for 87 and 100 grain bullets but no 75's - Thanks CL
 
Sorry CL, cannot recall what rifle you want the data for; an older action, or a newer one capable of 65,000 psi? (QL list Pmax as just under 53,000 psi)
Barrel length?
 
Thanks for the reply. Rifles are a mis-macthed pile of Mauser parts, or a friends i930's vintage Savage Model 99. That help? CL
 
For the 250-3000 Savage:
Remington Case
CCI 200 primer
Hogdon H380 powder
Hornady 75 gr. V-Max bullet
Going with the conservative 53,000 PSI and a 22in barrel? CL
 
There is a reason I was reaching out looking for experience w/ H380. See the following data below- confusing-

Hornady Mannual 32.2g-37g for the 87 grSP
Speer web site 38g-42.0 for the 87g Hot Core

I realize they are talking different bullets but there is quite a bit of difference on the extreme ends between the 2 IMHO-

Thoughts?- CL
 
39 Grains of H380 seems to work! Will need to shoot again to verify, but looks like I FINALLY found a load for the 87Gr Speer that my Mauser will shoot! Also shot a three shot group at 41 Gr pictured on the "38" Grain target is also looking promising. Bolt lift is a little stiff though and 39 gr functioned perfectly. CL

Any advice on getting my photo's rotated? 1/4 turn left.
 

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39 Grains of H380 seems to work! Will need to shoot again to verify, but looks like I FINALLY found a load for the 87Gr Speer that my Mauser will shoot! Also shot a three shot group at 41 Gr pictured on the "38" Grain target is also looking promising. Bolt lift is a little stiff though and 39 gr functioned perfectly. CL

Any advice on getting my photo's rotated? 1/4 turn left.
Good to see someone getting good results from the ol' 250 Savage!
39 gr looks like your huckleberry with that bullet!
 
I've been using H380 in my own 250-3000 loads with mixed results. It’s fascinating to see how different techniques can change outcomes! Have you noticed any specific factors that really influence precision? slope rider
 
I've been using H380 in my own 250-3000 loads with mixed results. It’s fascinating to see how different techniques can change outcomes! Have you noticed any specific factors that really influence precision? slope rider



ya know what I find interesting ? I find it fascinating to see the newB's first post to contain a link to spam . have you noticed your outcomes by using these techniques ? have you noticed any specific factors that really influence the forums you spam ?
 
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