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For anyone interested Nosler now has load data on their site for 40 gr bullets. An article I read said H4895 should be the best for the light bullets.

I have the Glock 20 and the Rock River 4.25. I think if I had it to do over again I'd save up for a 6" version 1911. I really like the bronze R1 Remington..Springfield is coming out with one too.

That's a good load with an ES of 3! Blue Dot has been my powder for the 10mm but may have to try some #9.

Or else the barrel finally got broke in and everything settled down.

I have the "poor mans" version. Remington M7 stainless synthetic that has served me well so far for many years. That looks like a keeper. I love the short action cartridges,easy on the shoulder.

Not good, 2-3" at 200 yds,very large fire balls and cases very sooty all the way back to the base. Guess I'll stick with the 55's.

Going "off book" on this one. Trying 30.5 and 31.0 of TAC to start with the Berger 40 gr. Also have some 40 gr Vmax to try.

I've had good accuracy and velocity with H4831sc and the new IMR4955 in mine with 140-142 gr bullets. Pushing them over 2950 out of my rebarreled Savage 110.

Every gun is different,you never know til you try it. If you are using Hornady dies they come with a 310 and 308 expander ball for the right neck tension.

My Yugo SKS shoots 150 SST's just as good as any .310 bullet. Also use generic 150 FMJ bullets for plinking.

Seems like all load data starts with 55 gr stuff. I've got some 40's I'd like to try out of mine. Should I just start with top end 223 Rem loads? The max loads in the Nosler manual are way slower than advertised,but then again I'm only running an 18"bbl.

KKM is good stuff!

I've had good luck with 4955 in a modern 6.5x55 swede. 140 gr bullets around 2950 fps. And accurate too!

The old Brits are still doing their job!

Just got my first box of 100 and all are beveled. Hope this cures my issues. They must have just been in a rush to get the initial batch out there and bypassed that step in mfg.

Heavier recoil springs can also increase velocity. If you're stuck on using the factory one you should get some slide buffers.

Get yourself some 200 gr hardcast to play with. Cheaper to shoot and a good hunting bullet if it's accurate enough in your gun.

Heaviest configuration working so far,5.6 oz,roughly the weight of an H3 buffer. The original was 2.89 oz. Got some new brass on order so we'll see how that goes.

Just got the configurable buffer kit from KAK. Going to try the heaviest then work backwards if I have to. All kinds of weight combinations.

Just chucked my debuuring tool in a drill,voila!!