9mm....not there yet
.45acp: 4.8 grains of BULLSEYE under a 230grn round nose from either SNS casting or Berry's.
Thanks for the tip on SNS bullets. I'm going to order some.SNS is about an hour away from me. I use quite a bit of their stuff.
9mm....not there yet
.45acp: 4.8 grains of BULLSEYE under a 230grn round nose from either SNS casting or Berry's.
Thanks for the tip on SNS bullets. I'm going to order some.SNS is about an hour away from me. I use quite a bit of their stuff.
" .45acp: 4.8 grains of BULLSEYE under a 230grn round nose"
I recall reading (somewhere) that 5.0 gr of Bullseye with a 230 gr FMJ was considered a "standard load" for many shooters, was used for a lot of years.
Haven't tried SNS bullets , yet. But think I'll give them a try, next order. I like the DG bullets I tried, but they USED to use Hi Tek coating, but say they've switched, to another un-named product. I'd rather stick with Hi-tek, as it's got a good history. I've got a good supply of bullets, + another order "processing"
and have a good supply of pistol ammo already loaded.. I'm running out of storage space. Need to shoot more
Hey, that's very close to my favorite. I'm loading a tad hotter at 25.2 gr of H335 with a 55 gr bullet and a CCI magnum primer. I'm getting right around 3100 fps. It's surprisingly accurate.If I may... One of my favorite 5.56 loads is a 62gr Hornady bullet with cannelure, using 24.5 gr of H335. I am getting just around 2800fps according to my chronograph. It shoots pretty straight.