Been messing with 50gr of Varget and has a nice kick to it but not liking the unburnt kernals left behind in the action, chamber and barrel.
picked up some RL 7 and 3031. For starters i went with 33-37gr and found it was really accurate at 50yds with 36.5gr.
My question is can anyone help me find more load data for 3031? It's for an 1895 Marlin SBL. 405gr lee RF mold, powder coated so im using cast lead data i found on google images from a laser cast manual that has 34-38.5gr for the flat point 405. I stopped at 36.5 because i had trouble with my chrony and because the load data doesn't state if this is for cast lead or fmj.
my other resource is the lyman 48th manual, doesn't show data for the #457193 405 when using 3031. Above it there is a 405 jacketed sp that has 3031. has it at 46-51.5gr and i've read that you subtract 10% of jacketed data if you're shooting cast lead so that equates to 41.4-46.4. Can someone explain how there is such a large variation between the laser cast data and the lyman? That is why im asking for help with load data.
picked up some RL 7 and 3031. For starters i went with 33-37gr and found it was really accurate at 50yds with 36.5gr.
My question is can anyone help me find more load data for 3031? It's for an 1895 Marlin SBL. 405gr lee RF mold, powder coated so im using cast lead data i found on google images from a laser cast manual that has 34-38.5gr for the flat point 405. I stopped at 36.5 because i had trouble with my chrony and because the load data doesn't state if this is for cast lead or fmj.
my other resource is the lyman 48th manual, doesn't show data for the #457193 405 when using 3031. Above it there is a 405 jacketed sp that has 3031. has it at 46-51.5gr and i've read that you subtract 10% of jacketed data if you're shooting cast lead so that equates to 41.4-46.4. Can someone explain how there is such a large variation between the laser cast data and the lyman? That is why im asking for help with load data.



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