Sep 3, 2015 #1 G GSSP Beginner Aug 11, 2005 103 3 The Nosler data says H380 with the 165/168 gr bullets is the most accurate powder tested. Has any followed suit and if so what was your results? Alan
The Nosler data says H380 with the 165/168 gr bullets is the most accurate powder tested. Has any followed suit and if so what was your results? Alan
Sep 3, 2015 #2 DrMike Ballistician Nov 8, 2006 37,417 6,285 Never used it with the 165 BT, but I have used it with the 165 CTFS. Sub-MOA and excellent velocities in this instance. Sixty-four grains of H380 yields velocity of 3067 +/- 12. Sixty-two grains gave the best accuracy--velocity was still 2986 +/- 8.
Never used it with the 165 BT, but I have used it with the 165 CTFS. Sub-MOA and excellent velocities in this instance. Sixty-four grains of H380 yields velocity of 3067 +/- 12. Sixty-two grains gave the best accuracy--velocity was still 2986 +/- 8.
Sep 3, 2015 #4 DrMike Ballistician Nov 8, 2006 37,417 6,285 GSSP":3uk2wjuu said: Dr. Mike, Which primer? Alan Click to expand... Norma brass, WLRM primer, 64 grains H380, 165 grain CT Fail Safe, 0.010 inches off the lands.
GSSP":3uk2wjuu said: Dr. Mike, Which primer? Alan Click to expand... Norma brass, WLRM primer, 64 grains H380, 165 grain CT Fail Safe, 0.010 inches off the lands.
Sep 3, 2015 Thread starter #5 G GSSP Beginner Aug 11, 2005 103 3 I wish I could seat the BT even .040" off the lands since it gives the best grouping but the darn Tikka T3 mag makes me seat them about .120" off.
I wish I could seat the BT even .040" off the lands since it gives the best grouping but the darn Tikka T3 mag makes me seat them about .120" off.