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Reloading question for .416 Rigby

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  • MIKE WISKEY
    DEPENDS ON THE POWDER YOU ARE USING, SLOWER POWDERS NO(IMR7828, 4350, ECT.) MEDIUM TO FASTER POWDERS OK (4198, 3031, ECT.). THEN USE THIS AS A STARTING LOAD.
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  • Mballistic
    I have been using H4831SC. Have good results with 400 grain bullets. Load I am using is 104 grs. of powder. I have plenty of H4831SC so I would prefer to use that.
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  • nononsense
    From Hornady's site:

    BULLET POWDER GR VEL CUP

    416 RIGBY MAX CASE LENGTH: 2.90"
    BBL: 24" TRIM TO LENGTH: 2.895"

    350 GR. 416 RIGBY
    H4350 102.0 2518

    400 GR. 416 RIGBY
    H1000 110.0 2409
    H4831 or SC 106.0 2422
    H450 103.0 2404
    H4350 100.0 2414

    From Alliant Powder:

    Recipe(s) for...
    .416 Rigby (start over with Centerfire)
    Barnes 350X
    1 Matching Recipes
    Case Minimum OAL(inches) Bbl Length Primer Powder Charge Weight(grains) Velocity(fps) Pressure(psi) Print
    Fed. 3.675/ 24.0/ Fed. 215/ Reloder 22/ 101.0/ 2,455/ c.u.p.40,300/ Print this recipe

    From Accurate Reloading.com

    416 RIGBY

    The following data was developed in a Dakota 76 rifle with a 24-inch barrel. We installed a Leupold 3-9X scope in Leupold rings and Dakota bases. All groups are 3 shots at 100 yards, and we used Norma brass and the Federal 215 primers.

    POWDER
    VELOCITY
    GROUP
    BULLET


    93.0 H 4350
    2268
    2.649
    HORNADY 400 SP

    95.0
    2346
    2.698

    97.0
    2413
    1.142

    99.0
    2459
    1.875

    101.0
    2510
    1.084

    103.0
    2543
    1.756

    105.0
    2593
    1.721

    TROPHY BONDED 335 BEAR CLAW

    100.0 H 4831
    2310


    102.0
    2377
    1.691

    104.0
    2471
    2.266

    106.0
    2526
    0.980

    108.0
    2585
    1.236

    110.0
    2612
    1.347

    112.0
    2686
    1.016

    114.0
    2702
    1.742

    116.0
    2725
    1.689

    1.421

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    You might want to try this link for North Fork Bullets. He is a very knowledgeable shooter and obviously, reloader. He has photos of recovered bullets with velocity ranges.

    http://www.northforkbullets.com/416-370.htm
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  • Mballistic
    Thanks guys for the info. Much appreciated.
    Jeff
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