Thread: The “you can’t go wrong” .223 load

I have to get what I want to say right!

You will hate the 7mm loads, but, they all have vastly different throats, so there is great variety in results of the same loads. But try:

50 grains H4350 and a 139 grain interlock for 2925 fps (24 inch barrel) This is a modern rifle though, not a rolling block...

Originally Posted by BillyDixon

I have to get what I want to say right!

You will hate the 7mm loads, but, they all have vastly different throats, so there is great variety in results of the same loads. But try:

50 grains H4350 and a 139 grain interlock for 2925 fps (24 inch barrel) This is a modern rifle though, not a rolling block...

Computer says yes...

Cool.
I have loaded for two other 7x57 rifles this year - one needed 52g of 2209 to get that same velocity, and another (using older 2209 ) needed 53.5 grains.

Originally Posted by BillyDixon

Cool.
I have loaded for two other 7x57 rifles this year - one needed 52g of 2209 to get that same velocity, and another (using older 2209 ) needed 53.5 grains.

I found similiar with a ex mil 98 in 7mm.
Big revelation in changing to w760.
Less powder for better velocity and accuracy.


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Originally Posted by Dicko

I found similiar with a ex mil 98 in 7mm.
Big revelation in changing to w760.
Less powder for better velocity and accuracy.


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W760 is the equivalent of ADI 2209

Originally Posted by 7mmsaum

W760 is the equivalent of ADI 2209

Not in a 7mm mouser.


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