Hi, just recently brought a Cz 527 in .223, 1:9 twist & am looking at using the Sierra 65 gn gameking projectiles & ADI 2208 powder. Anyone out there doing loads using these? Any help would be appreciated.
Hi, just recently brought a Cz 527 in .223, 1:9 twist & am looking at using the Sierra 65 gn gameking projectiles & ADI 2208 powder. Anyone out there doing loads using these? Any help would be appreciated.
You want someone to give you a load ?
That's kinda crazy - each rifle is different. Start at the min load, work your way up and see what works in your particular rifle, with your particular brass etc.
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I use BM2 for the 65 GameKings. Other option is 2206H, that is a bit faster burning than 2208 - more of a 308 type case power in my opinion.
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I've used them with 2206h worked ok but too spendy for bulk shooting.
Ive just started using them in a 9 twist model 7. As above 2206H is more suitable than 2208.
I use them with 2206h.
Have shot them in 7, 8 and 9" twists.
Great .223 hunting projectiles.
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Had good results with these with both 2206H and 2208, top end charges, COAL 2.26". Magic on goats.
With all due respect & no offence intended ebf I know how to work up loads & understand the issues involved so just to be clear I'm not looking for a load.
I'm really interested in hearing other peoples opinions based on there experiences with these components - drawing from the collective wisdom of those who have experimented with them before I do. I thought that's what forums like this were for.
What sort of groups are you getting with BM2 & 65 gamekings if you don't' mind me asking?
I use 26.5 of 2208 behind a 69 Sierra hp by in LC brass in a t3 loaded to mag length. Use normal precautions. Start at 25 and work up in half grains.
Use them behind BM2 in a 1:8 17" tikka
Got around 2750 fps groups 1" or less
Has a few red stags now but bullet placement is key for big animals, do prefer 55 vmax for rabbits etc.....
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