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Load data for ADI AS 50N reloading powder including technical specifications, popular calibers and possible substitutes for this propellant. ADI AS 50N Find all ADI load data in the powder manufacturer section. Load Data Community Loads AP-50N: A versatile fast burning rate, low bulk density shotgun and handgun powder. It can be loaded over a broad range of handgun cartridges giving superb accuracy, function and clean burning. As a shotgun powder it can be loaded into 24 gram to 28 gram loads in 12 gauge with consistency and the cleanest burning characteristic. Most suitable and popular calibers for ADI AS 50N Bullet Weight (gr) -> 0-50 50-75 75-100 100-150 150-200 200-300 >300 👍 ... suitable caliber 👍👍 ... suitable AND popular caliber among our reloading community (classification might evolve as more community members share their loads ) Powder Specifications Relative Burn Rate 9.2 Weapon Use Pistols, Revolver Density 99.3 lbs/ft3 / 1590 kg/m3 Bulk Density 33.5 lbs/ft3 / 536 kg/m3 XXL ID PID_28 >> Similar Powders Popular Load Data with ADI AS 50N Powder (click on the specific row for more details and alternative load recipes) Filter by Caliber Select caliber first! Filter by ManufacturerName Select ManufacturerName Caliber Bullet C.O.L. Powder Max Charge Min Charge Primer Page 1 of 1 <> ... buy access license to unlock content

Load data for BTHP Match (0.308 '' diameter | 168 gr weight) bullet from Hornady: .308 | 168gr | Hornady BTHP Match .308 | 168gr | Hornady BTHP Match Our reloading data for the .308 | 168gr | Hornady BTHP Match bullet covers a total of 38 suitable calibers and 2394 load recipes Load Data Similar Bullets Load data for .308 | 168gr | Hornady BTHP Match bullet is available in the following calibers: .30 BR .30 Fl. N.E. Purdey .30 Nosler .30 PICRA .30 R Blaser .30 Super Fl. H&H .30 TC .30-06 Ackley Improved .30-06 R Stief .30-06 Spring. (7.62 x 63) .30-30 Win. .30-378 Weath. Mag. .30-40 Krag .300 AAC Blackout .300 Blaser Mag .300 CR .300 H & H Mag. .300 HAM'R .300 Lapua Mag. .300 Norma Mag .300 PRC .300 RCM .300 Rem. SA Ultra Mag .300 Rem. Ultra Mag .300 Savage .300 WSM .300 Weath. Mag. .300 Win. Mag. .303 Savage .307 Win. .308 Marlin Express .308 Norma Mag. .308 Win. .308 Win. Ackley Improved 7.5 x 54 mm MAS 7.5 x 55 SWISS 7.62 UKM 7.62 x 39 (.308) Russ. 7.82 Warbird (Lazzeroni) Bullet Specifications Manufacturer Hornady Manufacturer SKU 30501 Bullet Weight 168gr | 10.9g Bullet Length 1.225'' | 31.1mm Bullet Diameter 0.308'' | 7.8mm Lead Content Bullet contains lead Ballistic Coefficient 0.45 (G1) Bullet Shape Boattail XXL ID BID_2687

Load for caliber .277 Fury (Commercial) with .277 | 135gr | Sierra HPBT MatchKing bullet and Hodgdon CFE223 powder, and a C.O.L. of 2.66'' shared by our community members You can now also calculate the bullet trajectory for any of your loads. Once a load like this one fulfills the following criteria, you will see the feature as indicated in the image on the right / below: there is a weapon associated with the load, the weapon has a value for sight height, the load has a recorded muzzle velocity, the load is rated ("thumbs up or down"), we have a ballistic coefficient for the bullet. Load shared by community member: .277 Fury (Commercial) + .277 | 135gr | Sierra HPBT MatchKing + Hodgdon CFE223 Weapon Author 9/4/25 Rating by author: Diary More Powder Options All Load Data Click to rate this load's performance: You need an access license to view the powder charge Caliber .277 Fury (Commercial) Case Capacity (GoW) 54 Case Length 2.02'' | 51.3 mm Cartridge Length / C.O.L. << locked >> Powder Hodgdon CFE223 Powder Charge << locked >> Primer Large Rifle (LR) Bullet .277 | 135gr | Sierra HPBT MatchKing Bullet Weight 135 gr | 8.7 g Bullet Length (Inch) 1.3" | 33.0 mm Brass / Cartridge Velocity 2585 fps | 788 m/s Shooting results / spread '' | 25.4 mm Shared no - not shared Entry generated from Loads Page - Caliber: .277 Fury (Commercial), Bullet: .277 | 135gr | Sierra HPBT MatchKing, Primer Size: Large Rifle (LR), Suitable Twist Rates: Hodgdon CFE223 - 43.4gr, Comment: FR | maxP | % | v | z: 96% | 56289 | 89% | 2585 | 96% Notes (For printing out and taking notes on range) Temperature: Wind: Distance: Notes: Shot # FPS | m/s Shot # FPS | m/s 01 06 02 07 03 08 04 09 05 10 Associated Weapon Details Add a Title Add paragraph text. Click “Edit Text” to update the font, size and more. To change and reuse text themes, go to Site Styles. Edit Weapon Barrel Length undefined'' | NaN cm Barrel Twist Rate Add a Title Sight Height Add a Title Edit Load Item check Descripion Descripion Descripion Weapon Select weapon Primer Select primer size Powder Choose Powder Velocity V0 (fps) Velcity V0 (m/s) Charge (Grain) Charge (g) C.O.L. (Inch) C.O.L. (mm) Case Length (Inch) Case Length (mm) Case Capacity Description Barrel Length (Inch) Barrel Length (cm) Spread of shots (Inch) Spread of shots (mm) Brass / Cartridge Select brand of brass share Image Shooting Results Upload Max: 2 MB Save Your content has been submitted An error occurred. Try again later Delete Load Item Are you sure you want to delete? yes - delete load Zero Distance (m) Select distance Calculate Trajectory BETA-Feature: Calculate Trajectory Variable Value Distance Velocity Energy Drop Drop MOA Windage Windage MOA Time (s) Bullet BC G1: Ballistic coefficient used with G1 drag model to describe how a projectile decelerates due to air resistance. Sight Height: Line of sight above the center of the barrel muzzle. Temperature: Assumed temperature for trajectory calculation. Lower tempertures result in higher air density and a slightly larger drag and vice versa. Humidity: Assumed humidity for trajectory calculation. Higher humidity result in more water particles and a slightly larger drag and vice versa. Altitude: Assued altitude for trajectory calculation. Higher altitude results in lower air density and a slightly lower drag and vice versa. OZD: Optimum Zeroing Distance or Most Favorable Zero Range refers to the distance at which a rifle is sighted in so that the bullet's trajectory remains within a defined vertical margin — typically ±4 cm / ±1.75 '' — from the line of sight over a certain range. This means: The shooter can aim directly at the target up to the GEE without adjusting the scope or holdover. Within this range, the bullet stays inside the vital zone (for example, a deer’s kill zone, approximately 8 cm / 3.5'' high). OZD Max Height: Distance at which the max. OZD height is reached and max. OZD height OZD LoS Crossing1: Distance at which the bullet crosses the line of sight the first time OZD LoS Crossing2 (OZD): Distance at which the bullet crosses the line of sight the second time. Typically referred to as OZD OZD Max Distance (OZD): Distance at which the bullet is more than the OZD height below the line of sight

Load for caliber 7.62 x 54 R Russian Nagant with .312 | 174gr | Hornady InterLock RN bullet and Shooters World Match Rifle powder, and a C.O.L. of 2.99'' shared by our community members You can now also calculate the bullet trajectory for any of your loads. Once a load like this one fulfills the following criteria, you will see the feature as indicated in the image on the right / below: there is a weapon associated with the load, the weapon has a value for sight height, the load has a recorded muzzle velocity, the load is rated ("thumbs up or down"), we have a ballistic coefficient for the bullet. Load shared by community member: 7.62 x 54 R Russian Nagant + .312 | 174gr | Hornady InterLock RN + Shooters World Match Rifle Weapon Author 9/4/25 Rating by author: Diary More Powder Options All Load Data Click to rate this load's performance: You need an access license to view the powder charge Caliber 7.62 x 54 R Russian Nagant Case Capacity (GoW) 64 Case Length 2.11'' | 53.6 mm Cartridge Length / C.O.L. << locked >> Powder Shooters World Match Rifle Powder Charge << locked >> Primer Large Rifle (LR) Bullet .312 | 174gr | Hornady InterLock RN Bullet Weight 174 gr | 11.3 g Bullet Length (Inch) 1.135" | 28.8 mm Brass / Cartridge Velocity 2513 fps | 766 m/s Shooting results / spread '' | 25.4 mm Shared yes - shared Entry generated from Loads Page - Caliber: 7.62 x 54 R Russian Nagant, Bullet: .312 | 174gr | Hornady InterLock RN, Primer Size: Large Rifle (LR), Suitable Twist Rates: Shooters World Match Rifle - 45.5gr, Comment: FR | maxP | % | v | z: 81% | 41553 | 73% | 2513 | 100% Notes (For printing out and taking notes on range) Temperature: Wind: Distance: Notes: Shot # FPS | m/s Shot # FPS | m/s 01 06 02 07 03 08 04 09 05 10 Associated Weapon Details Add a Title Add paragraph text. Click “Edit Text” to update the font, size and more. To change and reuse text themes, go to Site Styles. Edit Weapon Barrel Length undefined'' | NaN cm Barrel Twist Rate Add a Title Sight Height Add a Title Edit Load Item check Descripion Descripion Descripion Weapon Select weapon Primer Select primer size Powder Choose Powder Velocity V0 (fps) Velcity V0 (m/s) Charge (Grain) Charge (g) C.O.L. (Inch) C.O.L. (mm) Case Length (Inch) Case Length (mm) Case Capacity Description Barrel Length (Inch) Barrel Length (cm) Spread of shots (Inch) Spread of shots (mm) Brass / Cartridge Select brand of brass share Image Shooting Results Upload Max: 2 MB Save Your content has been submitted An error occurred. Try again later Delete Load Item Are you sure you want to delete? yes - delete load Zero Distance (m) Select distance Calculate Trajectory BETA-Feature: Calculate Trajectory Variable Value Distance Velocity Energy Drop Drop MOA Windage Windage MOA Time (s) Bullet BC G1: Ballistic coefficient used with G1 drag model to describe how a projectile decelerates due to air resistance. Sight Height: Line of sight above the center of the barrel muzzle. Temperature: Assumed temperature for trajectory calculation. Lower tempertures result in higher air density and a slightly larger drag and vice versa. Humidity: Assumed humidity for trajectory calculation. Higher humidity result in more water particles and a slightly larger drag and vice versa. Altitude: Assued altitude for trajectory calculation. Higher altitude results in lower air density and a slightly lower drag and vice versa. OZD: Optimum Zeroing Distance or Most Favorable Zero Range refers to the distance at which a rifle is sighted in so that the bullet's trajectory remains within a defined vertical margin — typically ±4 cm / ±1.75 '' — from the line of sight over a certain range. This means: The shooter can aim directly at the target up to the GEE without adjusting the scope or holdover. Within this range, the bullet stays inside the vital zone (for example, a deer’s kill zone, approximately 8 cm / 3.5'' high). OZD Max Height: Distance at which the max. OZD height is reached and max. OZD height OZD LoS Crossing1: Distance at which the bullet crosses the line of sight the first time OZD LoS Crossing2 (OZD): Distance at which the bullet crosses the line of sight the second time. Typically referred to as OZD OZD Max Distance (OZD): Distance at which the bullet is more than the OZD height below the line of sight

Load for caliber .264 Win. Mag. with .264 | 120gr | Barnes TTSX BT bullet and Hodgdon H4831 powder, and a C.O.L. of 3.29'' shared by our community members You can now also calculate the bullet trajectory for any of your loads. Once a load like this one fulfills the following criteria, you will see the feature as indicated in the image on the right / below: there is a weapon associated with the load, the weapon has a value for sight height, the load has a recorded muzzle velocity, the load is rated ("thumbs up or down"), we have a ballistic coefficient for the bullet. Load shared by community member: .264 Win. Mag. + .264 | 120gr | Barnes TTSX BT + Hodgdon H4831 Weapon Author 9/4/25 Rating by author: Diary More Powder Options All Load Data Click to rate this load's performance: You need an access license to view the powder charge Caliber .264 Win. Mag. Case Capacity (GoW) 82 Case Length 2.50'' | 63.5 mm Cartridge Length / C.O.L. << locked >> Powder Hodgdon H4831 Powder Charge << locked >> Primer Large Rifle Magnum (LRM) Bullet .264 | 120gr | Barnes TTSX BT Bullet Weight 120 gr | 7.8 g Bullet Length (Inch) 1.304" | 33.1 mm Brass / Cartridge Velocity 3186 fps | 971 m/s Shooting results / spread '' | 25.4 mm Shared no - not shared Entry generated from Loads Page - Caliber: .264 Win. Mag., Bullet: .264 | 120gr | Barnes TTSX BT, Primer Size: Large Rifle Magnum (LRM), Suitable Twist Rates: 62366 psi | 4300 bar - Hodgdon H4831, Comment: FR | maxP | % | v | z: 96% | 55854 | 90% | 3186 | 98% Notes (For printing out and taking notes on range) Temperature: Wind: Distance: Notes: Shot # FPS | m/s Shot # FPS | m/s 01 06 02 07 03 08 04 09 05 10 Associated Weapon Details Add a Title Add paragraph text. Click “Edit Text” to update the font, size and more. To change and reuse text themes, go to Site Styles. Edit Weapon Barrel Length undefined'' | NaN cm Barrel Twist Rate Add a Title Sight Height Add a Title Edit Load Item check Descripion Descripion Descripion Weapon Select weapon Primer Select primer size Powder Choose Powder Velocity V0 (fps) Velcity V0 (m/s) Charge (Grain) Charge (g) C.O.L. (Inch) C.O.L. (mm) Case Length (Inch) Case Length (mm) Case Capacity Description Barrel Length (Inch) Barrel Length (cm) Spread of shots (Inch) Spread of shots (mm) Brass / Cartridge Select brand of brass share Image Shooting Results Upload Max: 2 MB Save Your content has been submitted An error occurred. Try again later Delete Load Item Are you sure you want to delete? yes - delete load Zero Distance (m) Select distance Calculate Trajectory BETA-Feature: Calculate Trajectory Variable Value Distance Velocity Energy Drop Drop MOA Windage Windage MOA Time (s) Bullet BC G1: Ballistic coefficient used with G1 drag model to describe how a projectile decelerates due to air resistance. Sight Height: Line of sight above the center of the barrel muzzle. Temperature: Assumed temperature for trajectory calculation. Lower tempertures result in higher air density and a slightly larger drag and vice versa. Humidity: Assumed humidity for trajectory calculation. Higher humidity result in more water particles and a slightly larger drag and vice versa. Altitude: Assued altitude for trajectory calculation. Higher altitude results in lower air density and a slightly lower drag and vice versa. OZD: Optimum Zeroing Distance or Most Favorable Zero Range refers to the distance at which a rifle is sighted in so that the bullet's trajectory remains within a defined vertical margin — typically ±4 cm / ±1.75 '' — from the line of sight over a certain range. This means: The shooter can aim directly at the target up to the GEE without adjusting the scope or holdover. Within this range, the bullet stays inside the vital zone (for example, a deer’s kill zone, approximately 8 cm / 3.5'' high). OZD Max Height: Distance at which the max. OZD height is reached and max. OZD height OZD LoS Crossing1: Distance at which the bullet crosses the line of sight the first time OZD LoS Crossing2 (OZD): Distance at which the bullet crosses the line of sight the second time. Typically referred to as OZD OZD Max Distance (OZD): Distance at which the bullet is more than the OZD height below the line of sight

Load data for Merlin (0.308 '' diameter | 155 gr weight) bullet from Virtus: .308 | 155gr | Merlin Virtus .308 | 155gr | Merlin Virtus Our reloading data for the .308 | 155gr | Merlin Virtus bullet covers a total of 29 suitable calibers and 1827 load recipes Load Data Similar Bullets The Virtus Merlin line of copper monolithic projectiles has similar characteristics compared to the Virtus Eagle line. This bullet has been developed for a higher ballistic co-efficient in mind resulting in better retained velocity and energy over a longer distance. This bullet will also have less wind drift at extended ranges compared to the Virtus Eagle line of bullets. Compared to the same weight class of other well-known projectile manufactures, it is second to none with far better terminal performance due to the unique design. It has been created to engage live quarry at extended ethical distances within the prescribed impact velocities. Most lead projectiles will have good terminal performance at 1800fps impact velocity and higher. Some of the premium lead projectile will perform from even 1600fps impact velocities but have the current issue of contaminating the carcass of any live quarry with lead. Tests for terminal performance have shown that the Virtus Merlin projectile will still preform exceptionally well at impact velocities as low as 1500 feet per second making it very attractive as a non-lead alternative. Load data for .308 | 155gr | Merlin Virtus bullet is available in the following calibers: .30 Fl. N.E. Purdey .30 Nosler .30 R Blaser .30 Super Fl. H&H .30 TC .30-06 Ackley Improved .30-06 R Stief .30-06 Spring. (7.62 x 63) .30-378 Weath. Mag. .30-40 Krag .300 Blaser Mag .300 CR .300 H & H Mag. .300 Lapua Mag. .300 Norma Mag .300 PRC .300 RCM .300 Rem. SA Ultra Mag .300 Rem. Ultra Mag .300 Savage .300 WSM .300 Weath. Mag. .300 Win. Mag. .308 Marlin Express .308 Norma Mag. .308 Win. .308 Win. Ackley Improved 7.5 x 54 mm MAS 7.62 UKM 7.82 Warbird (Lazzeroni) Bullet Specifications Manufacturer Virtus Manufacturer SKU Merlin-0.308-155 Bullet Weight 155gr | 10g Bullet Length 1.24'' | 31.5mm Bullet Diameter 0.308'' | 7.8mm Lead Content Bullet is lead free Ballistic Coefficient 0.425 (G1) Bullet Shape Boattail XXL ID BID_10766

Load data for TC (0.4 '' diameter | 200 gr weight) bullet from CamPro: .400 | 200gr | CamPro TC .400 | 200gr | CamPro TC Our reloading data for the .400 | 200gr | CamPro TC bullet covers a total of 2 suitable calibers and 126 load recipes Load Data Similar Bullets Load data for .400 | 200gr | CamPro TC bullet is available in the following calibers: .400 Cor-Bon 10 mm Auto 10 mm FAR Bullet Specifications Manufacturer CamPro Manufacturer SKU Bullet Weight 200gr | 13g Bullet Length 0.64'' | 16.3mm Bullet Diameter 0.4'' | 10.2mm Lead Content Bullet contains lead Ballistic Coefficient 0.159 (G1) Bullet Shape Flatbase XXL ID BID_10032

Load for caliber 6.5 Creedmoor with .264 | 95gr | Hornady V-MAX bullet and Hodgdon CFE223 powder, and a C.O.L. of 2.743'' shared by our community members You can now also calculate the bullet trajectory for any of your loads. Once a load like this one fulfills the following criteria, you will see the feature as indicated in the image on the right / below: there is a weapon associated with the load, the weapon has a value for sight height, the load has a recorded muzzle velocity, the load is rated ("thumbs up or down"), we have a ballistic coefficient for the bullet. Load shared by community member: 6.5 Creedmoor + .264 | 95gr | Hornady V-MAX + Hodgdon CFE223 Weapon Author 9/4/25 Rating by author: Diary More Powder Options All Load Data Click to rate this load's performance: You need an access license to view the powder charge Caliber 6.5 Creedmoor Case Capacity (GoW) 52.5 Case Length 1.92'' | 48.8 mm Cartridge Length / C.O.L. << locked >> Powder Hodgdon CFE223 Powder Charge << locked >> Primer Large Rifle (LR) Bullet .264 | 95gr | Hornady V-MAX Bullet Weight 95 gr | 6.2 g Bullet Length (Inch) 1.05" | 26.7 mm Brass / Cartridge Velocity 3258 fps | 993 m/s Shooting results / spread '' | 25.4 mm Shared no - not shared Entry generated from Loads Page - Caliber: 6.5 Creedmoor, Bullet: .264 | 95gr | Hornady V-MAX, Primer Size: Large Rifle (LR), Suitable Twist Rates: 63092 psi | 4350 bar - Hodgdon CFE223, Comment: FR | maxP | % | v | z: 97% | 56710 | 90% | 3258 | 98% Notes (For printing out and taking notes on range) Temperature: Wind: Distance: Notes: Shot # FPS | m/s Shot # FPS | m/s 01 06 02 07 03 08 04 09 05 10 Associated Weapon Details Add a Title Add paragraph text. Click “Edit Text” to update the font, size and more. To change and reuse text themes, go to Site Styles. Edit Weapon Barrel Length undefined'' | NaN cm Barrel Twist Rate Add a Title Sight Height Add a Title Edit Load Item check Descripion Descripion Descripion Weapon Select weapon Primer Select primer size Powder Choose Powder Velocity V0 (fps) Velcity V0 (m/s) Charge (Grain) Charge (g) C.O.L. (Inch) C.O.L. (mm) Case Length (Inch) Case Length (mm) Case Capacity Description Barrel Length (Inch) Barrel Length (cm) Spread of shots (Inch) Spread of shots (mm) Brass / Cartridge Select brand of brass share Image Shooting Results Upload Max: 2 MB Save Your content has been submitted An error occurred. Try again later Delete Load Item Are you sure you want to delete? yes - delete load Zero Distance (m) Select distance Calculate Trajectory BETA-Feature: Calculate Trajectory Variable Value Distance Velocity Energy Drop Drop MOA Windage Windage MOA Time (s) Bullet BC G1: Ballistic coefficient used with G1 drag model to describe how a projectile decelerates due to air resistance. Sight Height: Line of sight above the center of the barrel muzzle. Temperature: Assumed temperature for trajectory calculation. Lower tempertures result in higher air density and a slightly larger drag and vice versa. Humidity: Assumed humidity for trajectory calculation. Higher humidity result in more water particles and a slightly larger drag and vice versa. Altitude: Assued altitude for trajectory calculation. Higher altitude results in lower air density and a slightly lower drag and vice versa. OZD: Optimum Zeroing Distance or Most Favorable Zero Range refers to the distance at which a rifle is sighted in so that the bullet's trajectory remains within a defined vertical margin — typically ±4 cm / ±1.75 '' — from the line of sight over a certain range. This means: The shooter can aim directly at the target up to the GEE without adjusting the scope or holdover. Within this range, the bullet stays inside the vital zone (for example, a deer’s kill zone, approximately 8 cm / 3.5'' high). OZD Max Height: Distance at which the max. OZD height is reached and max. OZD height OZD LoS Crossing1: Distance at which the bullet crosses the line of sight the first time OZD LoS Crossing2 (OZD): Distance at which the bullet crosses the line of sight the second time. Typically referred to as OZD OZD Max Distance (OZD): Distance at which the bullet is more than the OZD height below the line of sight

Load for caliber 7.82 Warbird (Lazzeroni) with .308 | 150gr | Nosler Ballistic Tip bullet and Hodgdon Retumbo powder, and a C.O.L. of 3.55'' shared by our community members You can now also calculate the bullet trajectory for any of your loads. Once a load like this one fulfills the following criteria, you will see the feature as indicated in the image on the right / below: there is a weapon associated with the load, the weapon has a value for sight height, the load has a recorded muzzle velocity, the load is rated ("thumbs up or down"), we have a ballistic coefficient for the bullet. Load shared by community member: 7.82 Warbird (Lazzeroni) + .308 | 150gr | Nosler Ballistic Tip + Hodgdon Retumbo Weapon Author 9/4/25 Rating by author: Diary More Powder Options All Load Data Click to rate this load's performance: You need an access license to view the powder charge Caliber 7.82 Warbird (Lazzeroni) Case Capacity (GoW) 121.5 Case Length 2.80'' | 71.1 mm Cartridge Length / C.O.L. << locked >> Powder Hodgdon Retumbo Powder Charge << locked >> Primer Large Rifle Magnum (LRM) Bullet .308 | 150gr | Nosler Ballistic Tip Bullet Weight 150 gr | 9.7 g Bullet Length (Inch) 1.28" | 32.5 mm Brass / Cartridge Velocity 3442 fps | 1049 m/s Shooting results / spread '' | 25.4 mm Shared yes - shared Eintrag generiert von Ladung--Seite :Kaliber: 7.82 Warbird (Lazzeroni), Geschoss: .308 | 150gr | Nosler Ballistic Tip, Zündhütchengröße: Large Rifle Magnum (LRM), Passende Dralllängen: 66717 psi | 4600 bar - [Hodgdon Retumbo]ᵖ, Comment: FR | maxP | % | v | z: 104% | 57174 | 86% | 3442 | 100% Notes (For printing out and taking notes on range) Temperature: Wind: Distance: Notes: Shot # FPS | m/s Shot # FPS | m/s 01 06 02 07 03 08 04 09 05 10 Associated Weapon Details Add a Title Add paragraph text. Click “Edit Text” to update the font, size and more. To change and reuse text themes, go to Site Styles. Edit Weapon Barrel Length undefined'' | NaN cm Barrel Twist Rate Add a Title Sight Height Add a Title Edit Load Item check Descripion Descripion Descripion Weapon Select weapon Primer Select primer size Powder Choose Powder Velocity V0 (fps) Velcity V0 (m/s) Charge (Grain) Charge (g) C.O.L. (Inch) C.O.L. (mm) Case Length (Inch) Case Length (mm) Case Capacity Description Barrel Length (Inch) Barrel Length (cm) Spread of shots (Inch) Spread of shots (mm) Brass / Cartridge Select brand of brass share Image Shooting Results Upload Max: 2 MB Save Your content has been submitted An error occurred. Try again later Delete Load Item Are you sure you want to delete? yes - delete load Zero Distance (m) Select distance Calculate Trajectory BETA-Feature: Calculate Trajectory Variable Value Distance Velocity Energy Drop Drop MOA Windage Windage MOA Time (s) Bullet BC G1: Ballistic coefficient used with G1 drag model to describe how a projectile decelerates due to air resistance. Sight Height: Line of sight above the center of the barrel muzzle. Temperature: Assumed temperature for trajectory calculation. Lower tempertures result in higher air density and a slightly larger drag and vice versa. Humidity: Assumed humidity for trajectory calculation. Higher humidity result in more water particles and a slightly larger drag and vice versa. Altitude: Assued altitude for trajectory calculation. Higher altitude results in lower air density and a slightly lower drag and vice versa. OZD: Optimum Zeroing Distance or Most Favorable Zero Range refers to the distance at which a rifle is sighted in so that the bullet's trajectory remains within a defined vertical margin — typically ±4 cm / ±1.75 '' — from the line of sight over a certain range. This means: The shooter can aim directly at the target up to the GEE without adjusting the scope or holdover. Within this range, the bullet stays inside the vital zone (for example, a deer’s kill zone, approximately 8 cm / 3.5'' high). OZD Max Height: Distance at which the max. OZD height is reached and max. OZD height OZD LoS Crossing1: Distance at which the bullet crosses the line of sight the first time OZD LoS Crossing2 (OZD): Distance at which the bullet crosses the line of sight the second time. Typically referred to as OZD OZD Max Distance (OZD): Distance at which the bullet is more than the OZD height below the line of sight

Load data for ammunition in caliber.44 S&W Russianwith all popular powders and suitable bullets, as well as ballistic statistics and technical specifications. .44 S&W Russian Load Data Alternative names: .44 Russian, 11x23mmR Our load data for caliber .44 S&W Russian covers 61 bullets from 18 manufacturers and a total of 3843 load recipes. Load Data Community Loads The .44 S&W Russian is a significant caliber in the history of small arms ammunition, representing one of the earliest examples of a modern revolver cartridge. Developed by Smith & Wesson in 1870 in response to a request from the Russian military, this cartridge was designed to improve upon the .44 American by offering a more secure and reliable case design. Its distinguishing feature was an internally lubricated bullet, intended to prevent fouling and enhance accuracy. The .44 Russian saw widespread adoption by the Imperial Russian Army, consequently influencing the design of later cartridges, including the iconic .44 Special and .44 Magnum. Its legacy is seen in revolver development and cartridge engineering, solidifying its place among classic black powder-era rounds that transitioned to modern smokeless powder use. Throughout its lifetime, the .44 S&W Russian found favor across military, law enforcement, and civilian markets. In military service, it equipped Russian troops and sparked global interest in large-bore revolvers. In the American West and around the world, the cartridge became a trusted companion for those seeking reliable stopping power in a sturdy and manageable platform. Today, its applications have shifted primarily to the realms of historical reenactment, cowboy action shooting, and enthusiasts who collect or shoot vintage revolvers. Competitive shooters and reloaders often turn to the .44 Russian for its manageable recoil, accuracy, and nostalgic appeal, favoring it in events that celebrate the heritage of classic firearms. In terms of target species and typical use, the .44 S&W Russian was originally devised for military and personal defense purposes, capable of handling threats posed by humans and, secondarily, medium-sized game at close range. Presently, its hunting applications are limited due to advancements in more powerful calibers, but it remains suitable for recreational shooting, target practice, and small to medium game harvesting within range limitations. Its gentle recoil and easy handling make it particularly attractive to those participating in cowboy action shooting sports, where accuracy and period authenticity are prized. For reloaders, the .44 S&W Russian offers several distinguishing caliber characteristics. Standard bullet weights for factory loads generally range from 246 to 250 grains, accommodating both lead round nose (LRN) and semi-wadcutter (SWC) designs. The standard bullet diameter is .429 inches, seated in a slightly shorter case than the later .44 Special, with an overall case length of about 0.97 inches. The cartridge operates at modest pressures, reflecting its black powder origins, though modern brass and revolvers can handle mild smokeless loads for safer, cleaner shooting. Care must be taken to match bullet style and diameter to vintage or reproduction firearm bore specifications for optimal performance and safety. Overall, the .44 S&W Russian remains a rewarding cartridge for dedicated reloaders seeking historical authenticity, mild recoil, and solid accuracy in a classic revolver platform. Suitable Powders Bullet Weight (gr) -> 0-50 50-75 75-100 100-150 150-200 200-300 >300 👍 ... suitable powder 👍👍 ... suitable AND popular powder among our reloading community (clasification might evolve as more community members share their loads ) Caliber Specifications Standard / Datasheet C.I.P. Primer Size Large Pistol (LP) Case Capacity 27.1 Grains of Water Bullet / Barrel Diameter 0.429'' | 10.9 mm Max. Case Length 0.97'' | 24.64 mm Max. Cartridge Length 1.43'' | 36.32 mm Max. Standardized Pressure: 14504 psi | 1000 bar XXL ID CID_716 .44 S&W Russian load data is available with the following bullets: (most popular first) Filter by Bullet Brand Filter by Bullet Weight (Grains) 125 150 160 180 200 210 214 220 225 240 250 265 270 300 310 .430 | 180gr | Hornady XTP .429 | 200gr | H&N HP HS .428 | 200gr | Rim Rock RNFP BP Lube .429 | 240gr | LEE Mold C429-240-SWC .430 | 310gr | LEE Mold C430-310-RF .429 | 250gr | H&N SWC HS .430 | 240gr | Hornady XTP .429 | 240gr | LOS RNFP .430 | 220gr | Sierra FPJ FN .430 | 240gr | Hornady SWC/HP .429 | 200gr | H&N SWC HS .429 | 240gr | Speer JSP-SWC .430 | 150gr | CutEdge HGHP .428 | 160gr | Impala LWFP KS .430 | 240gr | Hornady SWC .430 | 240gr | Speer LSWC .430 | 240gr | LEE Mold 430-240-SWC .429 | 240gr | CamPro TC .430 | 180gr | Sierra JHC SportsMaster .429 | 240gr | Speer SP GD .429 | 220gr | Lehigh Defense Xtreme Penetrator .429 | 200gr | LEE Mold 429-200-RF .429 | 200gr | Speer Magnum JHP .429 | 240gr | H&N HP HS Subsonic Load Data Show more Top Velocity (V0) .429 | 125gr | Lehigh Defense Xtreme Defense [1063 fps | 324 m/s] .430 | 180gr | Hornady XTP [955 fps | 291 m/s] .430 | 180gr | Sierra JHC SportsMaster [945 fps | 288 m/s] Top Energy (E0) .430 | 310gr | LEE Mold C430-310-RF [555 Joule] .428 | 200gr | Rim Rock RNFP BP Lube [497 Joule] .430 | 180gr | Hornady XTP [494 Joule] Top Ballistic Coefficient (BC1) .430 | 250gr | CutEdge HG [BC1: 0.311] .430 | 300gr | Hornady XTP [BC1: 0.245] .430 | 300gr | Sierra JSP FN [BC1: 0.226] Weight vs. Velocity - Suitable Bullets for this Caliber This is illustrative data only - get your access license to unlock all caliber-specific data Buy Access License not sufficient data yet! 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All load data for Barnes bullets in caliber .270 Win. including technical specifications and ballistic details Barnes Load Data in Caliber .270 Win. We have the following Barnes load data available in caliber .270 Win. - use chips to filter by bullet weight: 85 95 100 110 120 129 130 140 150 180 .270 Win. + .277 | 120gr | Barnes X BT .270 Win. + .277 | 85gr | Barnes TSX .270 Win. + .277 | 95gr | Barnes TAC-TX BT .270 Win. + .277 | 130gr | Barnes X S .270 Win. + .277 | 120gr | Barnes Solid .270 Win. + .277 | 95gr | Barnes TTSX BT .270 Win. + .277 | 85gr | Barnes MPG .270 Win. + .277 | 110gr | Barnes TSX BT .270 Win. + .277 | 150gr | Barnes TSX .270 Win. + .277 | 140gr | Barnes X BT .270 Win. + .277 | 130gr | Barnes X BT .270 Win. + .277 | 140gr | Barnes TSX BT .270 Win. + .277 | 110gr | Barnes TTSX BT .270 Win. + .277 | 129gr | Barnes LRX BT Show more Barnes Barnes Bullets, established in 1932 by Fred Barnes in Bayfield, Colorado, has grown to become a prominent name in the ammunition industry, particularly noted for its high-quality and innovative bullet designs. Initially, the company specialized in creating custom-made bullets, tailored to meet the specific needs of individual shooters. This meticulous attention to detail and commitment to quality quickly earned Barnes a reputation for producing some of the finest bullets available. In 1974, the company was sold to Randy Brooks, who continued to innovate, leading to the development of Barnes' s ... >> all loads from this brand .270 Win. The .270 Winchester has a long and storied history that begins in 1925 when Winchester introduced the cartridge alongside its Model 54 bolt-action rifle. Designed by necking a full-length high-capacity case down to accept a .277-inch diameter projectile, the .270 Win combined an efficient powder column with a relatively slim, high-BC bullet to create a flat-shooting cartridge that quickly earned attention from hunters and writers alike. Early champions included field editors and sporting authors who showcased the cartridge’s ability to deliver accuracy and downrange performance on North Americ ... >> all loads for this caliber Barnes Load Data in Caliber 6 mm Creedmoor Barnes Load Data in Caliber 7 mm PRC Barnes Load Data in Caliber 6 mm ARC Barnes Load Data in Caliber .30-06 Spring. Barnes Load Data in Caliber .243 Win. Barnes Load Data in Caliber .300 Win. Mag. Barnes Load Data in Caliber 6.5 Creedmoor Barnes Load Data in Caliber .223 Rem. Barnes Load Data in Caliber .222 Rem. Barnes Load Data in Caliber .338 Lapua Mag. Barnes Load Data in Caliber .308 Win. Barnes Load Data in Caliber 7 mm Rem. Mag. Barnes Load Data in Caliber 6.5 PRC Barnes Load Data in Caliber .270 Win.

Load for caliber .22-250 Rem. with .224 | 52gr | LOS Hunter Tactic bullet and Vihtavuori N120 powder, and a C.O.L. of 2.31'' shared by our community members You can now also calculate the bullet trajectory for any of your loads. Once a load like this one fulfills the following criteria, you will see the feature as indicated in the image on the right / below: there is a weapon associated with the load, the weapon has a value for sight height, the load has a recorded muzzle velocity, the load is rated ("thumbs up or down"), we have a ballistic coefficient for the bullet. Load shared by community member: .22-250 Rem. + .224 | 52gr | LOS Hunter Tactic + Vihtavuori N120 Weapon Author 9/4/25 Rating by author: Diary More Powder Options All Load Data Click to rate this load's performance: You need an access license to view the powder charge Caliber .22-250 Rem. Case Capacity (GoW) 43.5 Case Length 1.91'' | 48.5 mm Cartridge Length / C.O.L. << locked >> Powder Vihtavuori N120 Powder Charge << locked >> Primer Large Rifle (LR) Bullet .224 | 52gr | LOS Hunter Tactic Bullet Weight 52 gr | 3.4 g Bullet Length (Inch) 0.838" | 21.3 mm Brass / Cartridge Velocity 3415 fps | 1041 m/s Shooting results / spread '' | 25.4 mm Shared yes - shared Eintrag generiert von Ladung--Seite :Kaliber: .22-250 Rem., Geschoss: .224 | 52gr | LOS Hunter Tactic, Zündhütchengröße: Large Rifle (LR), Passende Dralllängen: Vihtavuori N120 - 28.2gr | 1.83g, Comment: FR | maxP | % | v | z: 86% | 3593 | 89% | 1041 | 100% Notes (For printing out and taking notes on range) Temperature: Wind: Distance: Notes: Shot # FPS | m/s Shot # FPS | m/s 01 06 02 07 03 08 04 09 05 10 Associated Weapon Details Add a Title Add paragraph text. Click “Edit Text” to update the font, size and more. To change and reuse text themes, go to Site Styles. Edit Weapon Barrel Length undefined'' | NaN cm Barrel Twist Rate Add a Title Sight Height Add a Title Edit Load Item check Descripion Descripion Descripion Weapon Select weapon Primer Select primer size Powder Choose Powder Velocity V0 (fps) Velcity V0 (m/s) Charge (Grain) Charge (g) C.O.L. (Inch) C.O.L. (mm) Case Length (Inch) Case Length (mm) Case Capacity Description Barrel Length (Inch) Barrel Length (cm) Spread of shots (Inch) Spread of shots (mm) Brass / Cartridge Select brand of brass share Image Shooting Results Upload Max: 2 MB Save Your content has been submitted An error occurred. Try again later Delete Load Item Are you sure you want to delete? yes - delete load Zero Distance (m) Select distance Calculate Trajectory BETA-Feature: Calculate Trajectory Variable Value Distance Velocity Energy Drop Drop MOA Windage Windage MOA Time (s) Bullet BC G1: Ballistic coefficient used with G1 drag model to describe how a projectile decelerates due to air resistance. Sight Height: Line of sight above the center of the barrel muzzle. Temperature: Assumed temperature for trajectory calculation. Lower tempertures result in higher air density and a slightly larger drag and vice versa. Humidity: Assumed humidity for trajectory calculation. Higher humidity result in more water particles and a slightly larger drag and vice versa. Altitude: Assued altitude for trajectory calculation. Higher altitude results in lower air density and a slightly lower drag and vice versa. OZD: Optimum Zeroing Distance or Most Favorable Zero Range refers to the distance at which a rifle is sighted in so that the bullet's trajectory remains within a defined vertical margin — typically ±4 cm / ±1.75 '' — from the line of sight over a certain range. This means: The shooter can aim directly at the target up to the GEE without adjusting the scope or holdover. Within this range, the bullet stays inside the vital zone (for example, a deer’s kill zone, approximately 8 cm / 3.5'' high). OZD Max Height: Distance at which the max. OZD height is reached and max. OZD height OZD LoS Crossing1: Distance at which the bullet crosses the line of sight the first time OZD LoS Crossing2 (OZD): Distance at which the bullet crosses the line of sight the second time. Typically referred to as OZD OZD Max Distance (OZD): Distance at which the bullet is more than the OZD height below the line of sight