Hi all,Im looking for your most accurate load data and flattest shooting load data with a FNAR with a 20" barrel using 150 gr nosler bt.Thanks in advance for your info.
LOOKING FOR ACCURATE LOAD DATA OUT TO 300yds FOR A FNAR
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You should post what powders you have on hand. I have a number of accurate 155 OTM loads using Varget, H-4895, IMR 4064, Reloader 15, AR-Comp and IMR 8208 XBR in my GAP 10. As in all hand loading procedures, you will need to start low and work up a safe load in your rifle. Gas guns usually cannot take the same powder charges a bolt gun will.
My .308 Win. gas gun powder charges are usually 1-2 grains lower than my bolt gun loads.
My .308 Win. gas gun powder charges are usually 1-2 grains lower than my bolt gun loads.
My best loads for 150-155 grain bullets have been 42.5 H4895, 44 Win 748 and 45 Varget all in LC brass. If in winchester commercial add a grain or so. Seating depth varies from 2.72 to 2.815" depending on bullet type, whether long match bullet or short stubby hunting bullet.
This is not for an FNAR. I don't own an FNAR. However I think that if you took those loads, shaved a grain and a half off and worked up for yours it would shoot well. It is especially hard to go wrong with varget or H4895 in a 308.
This is not for an FNAR. I don't own an FNAR. However I think that if you took those loads, shaved a grain and a half off and worked up for yours it would shoot well. It is especially hard to go wrong with varget or H4895 in a 308.
I have worked up my own load and 44.5 great varget gives the tightest groups at 100 but drops like a rock at longer ranges and I'm concerned with pressures with varget at higher loads.just trying to get advice. I'm well aware I should work up my own I didn't realize this room was so arrogant.sorry to bother you guys
Graham load data changes a great deal with different components.All I'm trying to do is see if anybody has accomplished what I'm trying to acheive.
