An "equal" load to the FGMM is on here somewhere....I've seen it. Can't remember what the recipe was....but you can't duplicate the Federal powder recipe to a tee because they use a combination of powders and won't reveal what they are.
The 168s, loaded to about 2,600 fps, using H4895, Varget, RL-15, N140 IMR4895 or any of a host of others. MBusby's right; Federal doesn't publish the load, and most manufacturers consider such info as proprietary. Can't really list it anyway because there's several different powders that are used to load this ammo. Don't sweat it. Using any of the powders I mentioned, you'd have a harder time working up an inaccurate load, than you will an accurate one.
I used the 43.5 gr H4895 @ Blackwater to shoot a sub 1", 3-shot group @ 600 yds. It shot into low "1"s and high "0"s @ 100 yds. I know it was a good load, just wasn't sure about the Federal load. Thanks for the input.
Bob
I've shot probably thousands of rounds loaded 168 SMK + CCI primer + 42.5 of IMR-4895. And believe it or not, you can replace it with the 175 SMK with the same charge.
Federal Gold Medal Match
Projectile: .308 168gr Sierra MatchKing HPBT
Case: Federal Gold Medal Match
Primer: Federal Gold Medal Match 210
Powder: IMR-4064 (42gr)
COL: 2.800"
MV: 2650fps*
This is a clone of the Federal Gold Medal Match 308 168gr Sierra MatchKing HPBT
NTHRUT, the powder used in the Federal Match 168 is IMR 4064. Sometime in 2010 the powder charge was raised. Im not 100 % sure that they use a 210M primer. The newer rounds have a blue primer sealant around them. Depending on your barrel length, ie 20''-26'' start with 41.5-43.5. rxs0 has some good info too.