Load data for .35 Win. + .355 | 123gr | MEN FMJ RN

.35 Win. cartridge drawing
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Load Specifications

Bullet Manufacturer:MEN
Bullet Weight:123 gr
Bullet Diameter:0.355"
Bullet Length:<<locked>>
Case Length (l3):2.413"
Cartridge Length (C.O.L.):<<locked>>
Case Capacity:69 Grains of Water
Primer Size:Large Rifle (LR)
Barrel Length:24"
Max. allowed Pressure:44,236 psi

Load data in caliber .35 Win. with .355 | 123gr | MEN FMJ RN bullet and 10 powders. The key underlying parameters are shown in the table above. The recommended powders for this cartridge and bullet combination are ADI AR 2207, Vihtavuori N120 and SNPE Vectan BA6 1/2.

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Charge: Powder weight in grains. Start with the minimum load and work up carefully.

FR (Fill Rate): Case fill as a percentage. Values above 100% mean compressed loads.

MaxP / %: Maximum chamber pressure in bar and as a percentage of the standardized maximum for this caliber.

V(0): Muzzle velocity in feet per second (fps) at the standardized barrel length.

z (Powder Burn): Estimated propellant combustion percentage at bullet exit.

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Max Load - Barrel Length: 24"

PowderChargeFRMaxP%V(0)z
ADI AR 2207<<locked>>92%38,508 psi87%3084 fps98.7%
Hodgdon TrailBossᴾ<<locked>>100%29,283 psi66%1998 fps100%
IMR 4198<<locked>>96%39,305 psi89%3038 fps96.1%
IMR 4227<<locked>>84%38,145 psi86%2966 fps97.4%
Lovex S053<<locked>>86%39,349 psi89%2999 fps99.8%
Norma 200<<locked>>94%38,159 psi86%3068 fps95.9%
ReloadSwiss RS 14ᴾ<<locked>>100%28,616 psi65%2041 fps100%
ReloadSwiss RS 36<<locked>>86%39,494 psi89%3041 fps97.6%
SNPE Vectan BA6 1/2<<locked>>88%38,566 psi87%2848 fps100%
Vihtavuori N120<<locked>>92%38,754 psi88%3048 fps99.5%

Recommended = one of the top powders for this cartridge and bullet combination.

Start Load - Barrel Length: 24"

PowderChargeFRMaxP%V(0)z
ADI AR 220742.5 gr82%28,108 psi64%2799 fps95.5%
Hodgdon TrailBoss<<locked>>80%21,234 psi48%1785 fps100%
IMR 4198<<locked>>94%37,144 psi84%2986 fps95.4%
IMR 4227<<locked>>80%33,779 psi76%2854 fps96.1%
Lovex S053<<locked>>80%32,938 psi74%2841 fps98.8%
Norma 200<<locked>>92%35,766 psi81%3012 fps95.1%
ReloadSwiss RS 14<<locked>>80%20,871 psi47%1827 fps100%
ReloadSwiss RS 36<<locked>>80%32,547 psi74%2864 fps95.5%
SNPE Vectan BA6 1/236.4 gr80%31,082 psi70%2684 fps100%
Vihtavuori N12041.5 gr80%26,847 psi61%2723 fps96.2%

Recommended = one of the top powders for this cartridge and bullet combination.

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This overview compares 10 powders for .35 Win. loaded with the .355 | 123gr | MEN FMJ RN. ADI AR 2207 delivers the highest muzzle velocity at 3,084 fps; across all powders the maximum-charge window runs from 1,998 fps to 3,084 fps. Hodgdon TrailBoss gives the best case fill at 100 %, and 10 of the 10 powders fall inside the usable 80–100 % fill window.

Relative to the caliber's maximum pressure (305 MPa), the top charges use 65–89 %, leaving at least 11 % headroom. Hodgdon TrailBoss, ReloadSwiss RS 14 reach 100 % fill or more at maximum charge, so these are compressed loads: they need a long drop tube to seat cleanly and react sensitively to the case capacity of your own brass lot. ADI AR 2207, Vihtavuori N120, SNPE Vectan BA6 1/2 rank at the top here: for .35 Win. with the .355 | 123gr | MEN FMJ RN they combine a high case fill with complete burn and sit in the upper velocity band. Always begin at the start load and work up in small increments while checking case and primer for pressure signs.

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