Patrick good morning,Patrick Sweeney said:Load 4.5 or 4.6 and a 200 H&G 68 bullet. I used it in testing guns for my book, and it was (using the Oregon Trails bullet) the most accurate load of the bunch.
Your velocity may vary, so check over a chrono to be sure, but I got 840 fps with 4.6 gr. 1.250" OAL.
Patrick Sweeney said:Load 4.5 or 4.6 and a 200 H&G 68 bullet. I used it in testing guns for my book, and it was (using the Oregon Trails bullet) the most accurate load of the bunch.
Your velocity may vary, so check over a chrono to be sure, but I got 840 fps with 4.6 gr. 1.250" OAL.
MoNsTeR said:4.6gr N310 under a West Coast plated 200gr SWC makes 880fps in my 5" Briley barrel
Dan0 said:Mr. Sweeney,
Don't want to hi-jack your post. But need to know the advantages of VV N310 over VV N320.
Dan0
Good book! I've found as you have that 4.6 is extremely accurate with H&G 68s. However it is on the hot side for my application. An excellent target load for 185gr bullets is in the 3.9 to 4.2 range. I haven’t experimented much with the Vit powders, but it is on my list of things to do…Patrick Sweeney said:Load 4.5 or 4.6 and a 200 H&G 68 bullet. I used it in testing guns for my book, and it was (using the Oregon Trails bullet) the most accurate load of the bunch.
Your velocity may vary, so check over a chrono to be sure, but I got 840 fps with 4.6 gr. 1.250" OAL.
Maj Tom said:Good book! I've found as you have that 4.6 is extremely accurate with H&G 68s. However it is on the hot side for my application. An excellent target load for 185gr bullets is in the 3.9 to 4.2 range. I haven’t experimented much with the Vit powders, but it is on my list of things to do…