Jayhawkhuntclub
Buckeye
These are the 250 gr RNFP Lasercast bullets. These are supposedly hard bullets (BH around 24). Anybody have some good load data for this matchup? Thanks.
45 Colt Lasercast and H-110 loads?
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the fatman
Single-Sixer
Hodgdon has a web site on-line. And I've been told here that I could use jacketed data for cast bullets but not cast data for jacketed bullets. Also the beartooth bullet co. also on-line has a load swap section.
Jayhawkhuntclub
Buckeye
SBH4628":1xl0s929 said:
I'm sure you meant well, but did you even read my post? Just seems like you threw out a random thought that was marginally related. :lol:
tek4260
Buckeye
I would try 23.0 gr of H-110 with that bullet. It may lead, but the cause will most likely be undersized throats, rather than pushing the bullet too fast.....
Jayhawkhuntclub
Buckeye
SBH4628: Sorry for giving you a hard time. I'm really just looking at H110 for this question.
I do shoot a lot of Unique though. The set up is a SBH Hunter. I may hunt with the load, but most likely it'll be a paper punch as I mostly hunt with a bow.
I do shoot a lot of Unique though. The set up is a SBH Hunter. I may hunt with the load, but most likely it'll be a paper punch as I mostly hunt with a bow.
H110 and W296 are kissing cousins.Please do not use the same load data!!! If you want a target load go with Unique. Ruger Hunter I would use 2400 w/GC Bullet. Please look in the free powder manual load data. Happy Hunting,Let me know how you do!!!
twobisquit
Single-Sixer
The OT Manual recommends 19.2g H110 and a WLP as a maximum load with a 255 SWC for 932 fps and calls that Ruger Only. They also note- DO NOT REDUCE.
All of their 250 RNFP load data is standard velocity/Cowboy Loads and they do not list H110.
The Lasercast Load manual is a good one and I would recommend it for anyone that shoots their bullets. I think it should be available from their website
All of their 250 RNFP load data is standard velocity/Cowboy Loads and they do not list H110.
The Lasercast Load manual is a good one and I would recommend it for anyone that shoots their bullets. I think it should be available from their website
bigboredad
Blackhawk
I like 25.7gr of h110 or 296 very comfortable and very accurate you can find this load on the hodgdon site it is the starting load on their site
Jayhawkhuntclub
Buckeye
twobisquit":3nzvwbsb said:
What is "OT"?
Jayhawkhuntclub
Buckeye
c.r.":1lmn87de said:
Sure it seems obvious NOW.
My info agrees with your BH=24 .. thats Hard!
They want to be pushed fast with a slow burning powder
like H-110. My favorite load with them is abt 11.5g of HS-6
for abt 960 fps out of my 5.5" Acusport Ruger Bisley but
even with that powder if I back them down under 900 fps
they start leading. If your wanting something over 1000 fps
then I'd say H-110 is a good choice.
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They want to be pushed fast with a slow burning powder
like H-110. My favorite load with them is abt 11.5g of HS-6
for abt 960 fps out of my 5.5" Acusport Ruger Bisley but
even with that powder if I back them down under 900 fps
they start leading. If your wanting something over 1000 fps
then I'd say H-110 is a good choice.
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twobisquit
Single-Sixer
I was going to post a link for Oregon Trails excellent cast bullet manual but it looks as though they have dropped it from their site.
the fatman
Single-Sixer
twobisquit now you have to e-mail [email protected] ask for data and supply a mailing address. I just sent off for mine. Thanks for bringing it up because until you mentioned it I didn't know it was available. And I had just bought another 1500 bullets a week or so ago.
twobisquit
Single-Sixer
I think that since Laser Cast bullets are so hard that it makes sense to use their manual.Their loads and powder seem to work for me without the lead.
Jayhawkhuntclub
Buckeye
Here's the response I got from OT.:
Karle,
We sell are load manuals for 19.95 + 5.95 shipping, we don't give them away or we can send you the load data that you need if we have it are manual was made in 1998 so it has bullets in it we don't sell anymore and some we sell and they are not in the manual just let me know what you would like to do.
Thank you
Oregon Trail Bullet Co
P.O Box 529
Baker City,Or 97814
1-800-811-0548
Karle,
We sell are load manuals for 19.95 + 5.95 shipping, we don't give them away or we can send you the load data that you need if we have it are manual was made in 1998 so it has bullets in it we don't sell anymore and some we sell and they are not in the manual just let me know what you would like to do.
Thank you
Oregon Trail Bullet Co
P.O Box 529
Baker City,Or 97814
1-800-811-0548
