Anyone loading for one of these? Will have a 1:9 and mostly plan on using 55g but do have some 60g partitions and 62g gold dots both of which are just gathering dust. So if anyone has used similar let me know.
Anyone loading for one of these? Will have a 1:9 and mostly plan on using 55g but do have some 60g partitions and 62g gold dots both of which are just gathering dust. So if anyone has used similar let me know.
Friend runs an 8T. Nice rig.
If it flies, floats or f#cks, your better off to rent it
its close enough to the 223 which is its child rather than sibling...... to mean results in one pretty much cross over to the other...
75/15/10 black powder matters
I have a new 1:9" 222 rimmed
The Church of
John Browning
of the Later-Day Shooter
Haven't shot it yet?
I finally got around to doing some loads for the 222R
Hornady 55 SP
BM2 22.0 grains
Bertram 222R brass
I just picked a mid range load because I don't want to squander components
And it's a sub 6 pound Contender carbine so not really a 1/4 moa platform.
But all 4 groups were sub 3/4 moa at 100m
I will test terminal performance now on animals.
If the 55 SPs work ok I will buy some more and do a little more load work.
But don't really expect the load could be improved much more.
Scope could definitely be upgraded
Shooter could do with a bit of rust knocked off
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The Church of
John Browning
of the Later-Day Shooter
Don't sweat it Sierra lists loads up to 63 gr SMP in .222 the twist has very little to do with it in those weights,
Just use common sense when loading.
I find 2206H works well with the 63 SMPc Sierra .
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