Cal. .243/AA2230c powder

jimbowby

July 13, 2006 06:30

[8D]-A while back I asked for some advice on using this powder.Not much response, so I tried about 10 different loads using this powder(which I have a lot of)in my Wby Vanguard .243 and the end result was: 37.7 gr/70grBTHP Sierra/cci primers BR2 and a 100yd group of .444" (3). End of testing the .243. So now I'll start with my Wby 22-250 and see if I can't get much better!![:o)][:o)]--JIMBO

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  temblor

  July 14, 2006 11:16

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  jimbowby

  July 15, 2006 15:16

  [8D]--No more advice or info, what a worthless cause: SAYONARA--[|)][|)]

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  rovernut

  July 19, 2006 13:47

  sounds good. I'll try it in my custom '98 Mannlicher, I have a lot of 2230 too.

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  dcloco

  July 19, 2006 15:07

  Change the primer to the CCI 450 Magnum primer....run a ladder test.
  
  I bet your groups shrink.

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  steve4102

  July 20, 2006 04:41

  quote:Originally posted by rovernut
  sounds good. I'll try it in my custom '98 Mannlicher, I have a lot of 2230 too.
  
  
  Don't confuse 2230 with 2230C. This is from Accurate's web site.
  
  Information: We do not have specific published load information for the 2230 C powder. It's a military surplus "Spherical" or "Spherical" powder, which is basically a derivative of the standard AA 2230 and 2460 powders. 2230 C is slightly slower burning than the standard AA 2230 product, which makes it more equivalent to AA2460. You can use any published load information, on any caliber configuration, for the standard AA2460 product AS IS. Since the powder can be used in a wide variety of caliber/configurations (too many to list here).

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