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I am new to reloading. I am shooting a ruger ar556. I was looking to find the closest load to the miliatary green tip. Does anyone have any recommendations on what load I should shot.

Probably the most popular bullet of all times has the fewest bullets available for selection. I use various brands, Berger, Sierra and Hornady and others, in weights from 150g to 220g. Shooters using gas guns from 150 to 175. Bolt guns from 175 up through 220g. Please add a decent library for .308 bullets.

I use the .308 for all types of hunting in the U.S. and also for precision shooting out to 1000 yard...

Thank you.

I've been shooting to the limits of the calibers I own so I recently purchased a .416 Barrett MRAD ELR. I'm looking for load data from someone that might have already been down this path. My plan is H50BMG and Hornady 500gr A-TIP and Cutting Edge 422gr MTAC projectiles. I'm pretty used to working the loads up to the most consistent and predictable. Once or twice a year my friends and I go to east Orgon for farm pest mitigation so we usually really press the FPS for the effects... LOL

Based on the limited load data I've been able to find online, it seems the 500gr A-TIP is pretty happy with 185-195gr of H50. I was planning to make a couple sets in this range and see what we get. Any feedback would be great.

Hallo hatt wer ladedaten für die 45 acp 200 grain h&n HP hs geschoss vihtavuori 3n38

Schon ma vielen Dank

Sven

Starting load development with Shell Shock NAS3 Cases - anyone have some load data they could share? For reference, I will be developing the load for my AR - presently have a Ballistic Advantage SPR profiled 18" barrel with Wylde chamber and 1:8 twist rate. Barrel has a rifle length gas system with Rifle Speed adjustable gas block. Barrel is profiled for the OPS 12 Suppressor - will run an OCM5. Want to try the Sierra 77 gr TMK, Berger 80.5 gr Fullbore, and Hornady 80 gr ELD Match. Have some modified magazines to allow loading beyond Std 2.26" COAL so I would also like to see if I can get the 88 gr or 90 gr projectiles to stabilize. Appreciate any/all comments and assistance.

Thank xxlreloading team for adding the .264 TSX BT to the database.

When I entered 6.5 Creedmoor data, I saw that load information for the Barnes TSX BT appeared instantly. The speed amazed me, and I’m curious:

• Are these data pulled from published sources (e.g., manuals or forum posts)?

• Or are they extrapolated from bullets with similar geometry?

If the values are indeed extrapolated, could you also provide projected loads for the Barnes TSX BT in 6.5 Grendel?

Thank you again for your excellent work.

Hi, Barnes TSX BT (yes BT one with g1 of .411 according to Barnes, instead of the flat base one) .264 130gr is a lead-free hunting bullet short enough to stabilize well via a 1:8 twist.

Hence, I sincerely request the possible ballistic/load data of this projectile:

https://barnesbullets.com/0-264-6-5mm-tsx-bt/

Is it possible to have the load data of the NOSLER Varmageddon 90gn bullet for the 6.5x47 Lapua caliber?

Thanks

Hi, we are trying to add load data for those two powders. However, we are missing one of the key inputs. Does anyone have the bulk density of these powders by chance?

Could you add in 22 TCM?

Hello, i'm looking for data concerning 8mm lebel, .323 diameter in 196grains.

Thank you in advance

Dear XXLreloading Team,

Is it possible to add reload data for the Sako Blade 7 mm (.284) bullet 9,1 g/140 gr bullet?

In my case preferbly for the 7mm Rem Mag and 7x65R caliber but it would be great for all 7 mm calibers.

I attach pictures of the box, measures of boat tail end and boat tail length.

Maximum bullet length: 33,70 mm

Minimum bullet length: 33,64 mm

please create dataload for 44 special (introduced by Smith & Wesson in 1907)

Sincerly yours👀

Hello.

I`d like to try out new Loads in 9x25 Dillon.

Now i am using VV 3N37 powder with .355 95gn oder 115gn Sierra bullets.

Any plans to add some in the future?

Kind regards and thanks in advance!

Dear xxlreloading Team, can you add the SAKO 30 CAL Bullet Blade (11g/170gr) for loading in 30-06 to the Database? I did some measurements on the bullet length: Average: 73.05 mm Min: 73.00 mm

Max: 73.15 mm Attached a Picture of the Bullet Box. Thanks!

Hello.

There are lots of bullet weights available in the load data for .375 H&H, but nothing at all for a 220gr bullet. I want to use a locally produced bullet here in South Africa from SUS-TAC (Bullet Specifications - https://sus-tac.co.za/index.php/bullet-specifications)

Also the .375 220gr bullets from Viper Bullets (another South African produced bullet - VERY well priced) at BC & Twist: Plains Supreme – Viper Bullets - https://www.viperbullets.com/bc-and-twist-plains-supreme/

Thanks and regards,

Des

Would like to have a 6.5 prc that would shoot a 142 grain bullet 4000fps

Why no load data for Hodgon superformance or Ramshot big game

Hello looking to see if its possible to get load data using US869 for 338 lapua 250g berger hybrid OTM tactical ! Thanks

I have some load data for it but you guys have better data as to pressures and all that thanks

Interesti calibers for me would be 6.5 CM and 6.5x57R

I'm looking for load data on the Berger long range hybrid 153.5gr.

bergerbullets.com

The 6.5mm 153.5 Grain Long Range Hybrid Target boasts a high BC, jump-tolerant hybrid ogive profile that is Doppler Radar verified with less than 1% BC variation. A high Ballistic Coefficient is important for competitive shooting, but shot-to-shot consistency is the most critical aspect when engaging targets out to 1,000 yards and beyond. The 6.5mm 153.5 Grain LRHT was born from customer demands to offer a 6.5mm with exceptionally low BC variation that will dominate all long range disciplines out to 1,000 yards and beyond. The new 153.5's are tailored for cartridges such as the 6.5 Creedmoor, 26 Nosler, 6.5 PRC, 6.5 x 284, 6.5 SAUM, and 6.5 Weatherby RPM among others. Each Rifle Bullet in our Long Range Hybrid Target bullet line utilizes Berger's innovative Meplat Reduction Technology (MRT). MRT is an advanced and proprietary manufacturing process that applies controlled pressure along the nose of each LRHT Bullet, producing a homogeneous and repeatable profile for the industry's most consistent Ballistic Coefficients (BC).