Does anyone have the reloading data for the 130 grn MK 319 Mod 0? I was able to get my hands on some of the 130 grn bullets and would like to try out the milspec load and compare it to my loads that I am working up with Varget and H4895. I am especially interested to hear which powder Federal is using.
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Re: Reloading MK 319 Mod 0
To update, here's some of the specs on the ammo:
130 grain OTM (reverse drawn Jacket) Bullet
Temp stable flash reduced Propellant
Not yaw dependant
Reduced recoil (10%)
Optimized for MK 17 (16” BBL)
<span style="font-weight: bold">2925 fps @ 15’</span>2750 fps @ 15 (13” CQC BBL)
I've ordered a couple of boxes from PSA and will post pics when I disassemble a couple of rounds.
To update, here's some of the specs on the ammo:
130 grain OTM (reverse drawn Jacket) Bullet
Temp stable flash reduced Propellant
Not yaw dependant
Reduced recoil (10%)
Optimized for MK 17 (16” BBL)
<span style="font-weight: bold">2925 fps @ 15’</span>2750 fps @ 15 (13” CQC BBL)
I've ordered a couple of boxes from PSA and will post pics when I disassemble a couple of rounds.
Re: Reloading MK 319 Mod 0
Any updates?
Any updates?
Re: Reloading MK 319 Mod 0
I was thinking H322 would be a good powder to use with these in a 16 in carbine AR10. I use that powder for the 55's in 223, so its good to have another use for it. Someone had mentioned IMR 3031 showed promise in quickload to get these speeds safely. Anyone run H322 in QL to see what the predictions are? Nato chamber, 16 in barrel.
I was thinking H322 would be a good powder to use with these in a 16 in carbine AR10. I use that powder for the 55's in 223, so its good to have another use for it. Someone had mentioned IMR 3031 showed promise in quickload to get these speeds safely. Anyone run H322 in QL to see what the predictions are? Nato chamber, 16 in barrel.
Re: Reloading MK 319 Mod 0
I'm very curious as to what powder us used as most Quickload workups of the usual suspects produce either low velocities or serious pressures.
From my perspective it's either double based or blended.
I'm very curious as to what powder us used as most Quickload workups of the usual suspects produce either low velocities or serious pressures.
From my perspective it's either double based or blended.
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