Reloading 300 magnum with 215 gr. Berger

Today, I was convinced by the members here to try the 215 grain Berger hunting bullet in my .300 wildcat. I do not have data for such a heavy bullet and went to my copy of QuikLoad and find it no longer works! This sucks.
is there someone out there who has a functioning copy and would be willing to do some research for me. I would really appreciate it.

My brass has 84.4 grains of water capacity. My new barrel is 1-10 twist and it 28 inches long.

I was given 40 pounds of H570 and am virtually certain this powder is too slow for this case. I do have Vitavouri N569 and am virtually certain this will work well. I have a lot of the slower powders.

Thanks in advance to anyone who can help me.

WW

H570 and H870 have the same burn rate except one is a ball powder and the other is extruded. I would treat it as H50BMG or US869, but it should work okay, maybe not the highest velocity.

Jake Wes,
Free powder nowadays is a very good deal. I have a 33 inch Pence barrelled .338 Winchester magnum. With that long tube I have equaled top loads of the 338 Lapua with a 200 grain bullet with mid pressure loads. I note that H570 is down in velocity about 200 fps, but as a plinker, shooting loads with that powder will only cost me a primer and bullet. So, when you read that barrel length has no factor in .33 caliber rifles, that is WRONG from an applied physics perspective!

WW

Howdy, so in QL what cartridge did you use ? I have a dozen 300........
N-569 did you mean 565.

Tagging in

K.E.C. I am ignorant here and do not understand the terminology QL. I goofed on the powder .its N560 which is supposed to give top velocities with the 33 inch barrel. The price of $67.00 a pound shocked me. I am old enough I once purchased 48 pounds of 4831 for $25.00. You have a dozen 300?

Ok, the brain is getting more active. QuickLoad-duh! Case capacity for my wildcat is 48.8 grains of water. The closest commercial case to that volume is the .308 Norma magnum.

Sorry, I'm not able to help.