Searching for Load Data for 224 Clark
I recently purchased a Remington Model 700 chambered in 224 Clark at an estate sale. It also included the reloading dies and 200 Clark 80 gr. Bullets. Unfortunately there was no reloading data included. I have searched the internet for loading data and only found info regarding the history of the 224 Clark and one load for the 80 gr. Bullet (51.5 grs. of H-4831).
If there are other 224 Clark reloader's out there, I would appreciate additional load data.
If there are other 224 Clark reloader's out there, I would appreciate additional load data.
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cannon Ball,
I found the following data in the 7th Edition of Cartridges of the World,
53HP IMR 4064 47.0 Gr. 4210 fps
60HP MRP 55. Gr. 4050 fps
63SP H-4831 54.5 Gr. 4000 fps
70SP H-4831 54.0 Gr. 3860 fps
80SP H-4831 51.5 Gr 3540 fps
85SP H-4831 51.0 Gr. 3510 fps
I hope this is of some help to you.
Cajunman0 -
Cannon Ball,
I've loaded for the Clark and at least 2 other variations of this cartridge. Currently, I'm shooting a 22-6mm AI which has a bit more powder and a true 40 degree shoulder and a 22-243 AI with a true 40 degree shoulder. Powders that will work well in your rifle should be:
Re-22
Ramshot Magnum
V V N-165
AA-3100
H-4831SC
This is based on the longer 75 and 80 gr. bullets. I would save the Clark bullets since they are collectible and there is a good selection of suitable bullets available today.
This data is from another source:
80 grain Sierra HPBT using Winchester cases, and Federal 215 primer is and a final case capacity of 62.0 grains of water. These cases are made from RWS brass necked down, neck turned, fireformed and then annealed for final sizing. Start 10% lower and work up carefully looking for signs of pressure:
50.0 grains IMR 7828 - 3,557 fps
51.0 grains IMR 7828 - 3,650 fps
52.0 grains IMR 7828 - 3,719 fps (Maximum)
55.0 grains H1000 - 3,629 fps (Maximum)
Best.
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