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Lindzz
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Help with load recipe

#1 Postby Lindzz » Sun Oct 02, 2022 5:42 pm

Just had a 284 Shehane built

Chasing some advice on loads

Using 7mm Sierra match kings

AR2209
Peterson Brass

Gr ?
FPS ?
Jump or Jam ?

Any help would be appreciated

Cheers

willow
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Re: Help with load recipe

#2 Postby willow » Sun Oct 02, 2022 6:01 pm

A lot of people have tried the 183s, not many have succeeded with them - excluding a couple of the best in the country who have got them working well. I run a Shehane but use Berger 184s with 2213sc, also with Peterson brass. I'm running 54.7gr for 2810fps and my bullets are jumped 20 thou.

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Re: Help with load recipe

#3 Postby RDavies » Mon Oct 03, 2022 6:19 pm

Lindzz wrote:Just had a 284 Shehane built

Chasing some advice on loads

Using 7mm Sierra match kings

AR2209
Peterson Brass

Gr ?
FPS ?
Jump or Jam ?

Any help would be appreciated

Cheers

Are you running the 180 Sierras or 183s?
In my Shahane I ran 55.5gn of 2213sc behind 183 Sierras jammed between .005 and .010".
I did try 2209 in this particular barrel but I think it was a fast lot of powder and at 52.0gn and 2800fps it just started showing some mild pressure signs.
I have the 183s working well in a few barrels and all of current barrels like jam but I have heard some preferred some jump. When 183s first came out I had a particularly tight barrel which loved the 183s jumped .010".
284s normally love 2209 so maybe give it a go, it might work well with your barrel and powder lot. If you reach pressure signs just as it starts to reach a speed it likes, then maybe try 2213sc.

Lindzz
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Re: Help with load recipe

#4 Postby Lindzz » Mon Oct 03, 2022 7:18 pm

Cheers Rod,
183's
I shot a couple at 52gr @ 2900, showed slight pressure signs so will start at 50gr and work up to 2780- 2800 max


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