Casull: 250grs FTX, Sierra 300grs JSP

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Casull: 250grs FTX, Sierra 300grs JSP

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Hi I wonder if there are anyone who has reload data with these bullets and powders.

Bullets:
Hornady 250grs FTX
Sierra 300grs JSP

Powder:
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Re: Casull: 250grs FTX, Sierra 300grs JSP

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i have used the 300gr XTP over 29gr of H110, should work with the Sierra too.

just realized you said N110 not H, so dis-regard that load.
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Re: Casull: 250grs FTX, Sierra 300grs JSP

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callekniven wrote:Hi I wonder if there are anyone who has reload data with these bullets and powders.

Bullets:
Hornady 250grs FTX
Sierra 300grs JSP

Powder:
Lil gun
N 110
Tell me what overall length you are going to use and I will run it through QuickLoad.
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Re: Casull: 250grs FTX, Sierra 300grs JSP

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Ok Thanks :)

OAL:
FTX 1.840 45 Cal .452 250 gr FTX® (450 Bushmaster)
JSP 1.770 Sierra 300grs .45
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Re: Casull: 250grs FTX, Sierra 300grs JSP

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You did not mention your barrel length so I used 20".
454 Casull @ OAL of 1.840 with 45 Cal .452 250 gr FTX®
Your Requested Powders
Accurate No.9
25.8-grains, 2031 FPS, 94% Case Capacity, 56.5 KPSI MAX LOAD, APPROACH WITH CAUTION!
Lil' Gun
28.3-grains, 1978 FPS, 105% Case Capacity, 38.1 KPSI
N105
21.3-grains, 1910 FPS, 105% Case Capacity, 47.8 KPSI
N110
23.1, 1734 FPS, 105% Case Capacity, 28.3 KPSI

These are the top five recommended based on velocity:
Norma R123, 27.2-grains, 2120 FPS, 105% Case Capacity, 56.9 KPSI
Ramshot Enforcer, 27.8-grains, 2079 FPS, 105% Case Capacity, 56.0 KPSI
Alliant 2400, 25.8-grains, 2059 FPS, 105% Case Capacity, 54.0 KPSI
Accurate No.9, 25.9-grains, 2035 FPS, 93% Case Capacity, 56.9 KPSI
Accurate 4100, 28.1-grains, 105% Case Capacity, 51.5 KPS
JSP 1.770 Sierra 300grs .45
Your Requested Powders
Accurate No.9
25.5-grains, 1876 FPS, 88% Case Capacity, 56.9 KPSI
Lil' Gun
29.4-grains, 1939 FPS, 105% Case Capacity, 47.2 KPSI
N105
22.1-grains, 1806 FPS, 100% Case Capacity, 56.9 KPSI
N110
24.0, 1704 FPS, 105% Case Capacity, 34.1 KPSI

These are the top five recommended based on velocity:
Winchester 296, 30.4-grains, 1966 FPS, 105% Case Capacity, 50.6 KPSI
Hodgdon Lil'Gun, 29.4-grains, 1928 FPS, 105% Case Capacity, 47.3 KPSI
Alliant 2400, 25.8-grains, 1928 FPS, 101% Case Capacity, 56.9 KPSI
Norma R123, 26.4, 1926, 98% Case Capacity, 56.9 KPSI
Ramshot Enforcer, 27.5-grains, 1926 FPS, 100% Case Capacity, 56.9 KPSI

Please remember to use safe reloading practices, start 10% below max and work your way up. Use at your own risk.
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Re: Casull: 250grs FTX, Sierra 300grs JSP

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Thanks :)

Can you look at gunpowder N105?
I thought it was close to the R123 which is not made anymore by Norma

Have some No.9 gunpowder at home so can You tell me what the charge is with No. 9
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Re: Casull: 250grs FTX, Sierra 300grs JSP

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callekniven wrote:Thanks :)

Can you look at gunpowder N105?
I thought it was close to the R123 which is not made anymore by Norma

Have some No.9 gunpowder at home so can You tell me what the charge is with No. 9
I edited your post to remove the quote because I updated the data, didn't want any confusion now or down the road. I added Accurate #9 and N105 per your request. I had also meant to list the charges on the top velocity loads, which I left out, so I corrected that as well. Good luck in your shooting.
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Re: Casull: 250grs FTX, Sierra 300grs JSP

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Thanks again :)

how much can I compress N110?
I wonder only because in VihtaVuori reloading guide (2004)
You can load
Speer 300grs PlatedHp with N110, 26.4grs - 28.7grs col 1,752
XTP 250grs N110, 28.1grs - 30.7grs col 1,685

must be heavy compression there or ?
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Re: Casull: 250grs FTX, Sierra 300grs JSP

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Thanks for the help :)

An interrupted shooting round

.454 Sierra JSP 300grs, LilGun

27.5grs.....559,565,558,559,555.......559m/s..1834f/s
28.0grs.....565,564,563,567,561.......564m/s..1850f/s
28.5grs.....570,581,572,565,577.......573m/s..1880f/s
29.5grs.....586,581,587,*589,*590.....587m/s..1926f/s

*on a different day.


.454 FTX 250grs, #9:

23,5grs....509,509,512,521,525,526,523,529,521,515....519m/s..1703f/s
24,0grs....544,539,545,538,530,531,535,535,533,532....536m/s..1759f/s

Lilgun:

26grs 573,580
26,5grs 585
27grs 594,590
27,5grs 592
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Re: Casull: 250grs FTX, Sierra 300grs JSP

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I used the Quick Load program in conjunction with Barnes Reloading Manual #4 to conjecture a 45-70 load using the cannelured Barnes Original FNSP (conventional copper/lead construction) 400 grain bullet @ H4198 powder.
The Barnes bullet I chose wasn't one of the available selections so I had to enter the length of the bullet itself.
I measured 3 and they were all 1.022".
The manual specified COAL was 2.515".
If the program algorithms are accurate some of the loads in Barnes Manual #4 are "up there" in predicted maximum pressure.
The program is very user friendly with pop up message boxes explaining the functions of the command buttons on the user interface when you "mouse over" them.
It's nice how you can save the particulars of a load in a ".dat" file to a folder on your PCs HD for future reference.
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