Help reading ladder test

[GrendelShooter]

Hi all. Just did my first (ever) ladder test and could use some help reading the bones here.
Rifle is a Remington 700 SPS tactical in 223, 1:8.75 twist (traded for a spare parts built M-4orgery).
Test is with LC 17 brass (full length resized, flash hole deburred, sorted for weight and case mouth tension), varying charges of AR Comp (22.1 to 24.1), CCI #41. All topped with Hornady 75gr BTHP.
Ogive length on the bullets varied by about ten thousandths, but as best I could all were loaded to within 5 thousandths of the lands. No crimp.
Target range was 370 yards.

(Center orange is 3 inch)
1-22.1gr
2-22.3gr
3-22.5gr
4-22.7gr
5-22.9gr
6-23.1gr
7-23.3gr
8-23.5gr
9-23.7gr
10-23.9gr
11-24.1gr

To my eyes, it looks like shots 5,6, and 7 would be promising, but I’m a novice so I’d love whatever feedback I could get.

 

[Deleted member 10043]

24.0 is your huckleberry

 

[GrendelShooter]

24.0 is your huckleberry

It’s s hot mother f@$ker of a load lol.
23gr gets 2813 out of my Larue 20” stealth.

 

[Banango]

It looks to be 5,6,7 I shoot my ladder tests using a chronograph only so if you have one I'd recommend trying to chronograph them

 

[MTRecon]

I agree on 5, 6, and 7...maybe reshoot those loads with 5 shot groups and see what happens?

 

[odoylerules]

I say 4,5,6. 7 is still in the node but on the edge because 8 jumps big time. Yo don’t want to be close to that spot

 

[Banango]

I agree on 5, 6, and 7...maybe reshoot those loads with 5 shot groups and see what happens?

I would shoot 6 and see how it works since it seems to be in the middle of the node

 

[GrendelShooter]

Next time up I’m going to shoot this again but with the magnetospeed, I wasn’t sure about hanging the chrono from the barrel and then shooting to test harmonics.

Appreciate the input fellas