Anybody still shooting this round sure could use starting loads for 350 grain MK I,ve worked up to 97 gr of H4831 with good results. Just looking for different powders and a place to start.Found this is the one I may go with and then throat to my needs. Hope this helps.View attachment 89296
Anybody out there still shooting thisAnybody still shooting this round sure could use starting loads for 350 grain MK I,ve worked up to 97 gr of H4831 with good results. Just looking for different powders and a place to start.
Thanks Pat
Kind of a broad statement there.Hydro forming is a waste of time- measure you case capacity before and after and you will see why.
Fair; I used it in 338 Lapua to 338 Lapua AI and gained nothing.Kind of a broad statement there.
I have, and do use hydroforming for other calibers with excellent results. I am only having trouble with this case. I suspect the combination of thicker brass and large case capacity are reducing the effectiveness.
In the other cases (6.5 SLR Improved, and 284 Shehane) I am getting virtually identical H20 capacity between hydroformed and fire formed cases.
Had a chance to shoot those loads?Loaded and just need to set aside time to go to the ranch... Will post up when I do.
What are you hunting and where? When I went 270 was the preferred plains game round with 300wm for kudu and gemsbuck oryx. Ammo is expensive there so the guides love the additional tip of my leftover rounds.Bringing this one from the dead again. I was thinking of this to take to Africa. Any updates from you all?