Or 4.5 of Bullseye with a RNFP 158gn hard cast at 25m.
Mick.
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Or 4.5 of Bullseye with a RNFP 158gn hard cast at 25m.
Mick.
Marlin 1894, Anschutz 54 weaver T36
Cz 452 tasco world class plus
357 Taurus.
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4.8g of N320 behind 145 slug at 25 yds.
Keeps me happy.
They mostly come at night, mostly
5.0gn of D032 behind 158gn hard cast. Practically no drop between 25 and 50 meters.
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4.25gr of bullseye/158gr rnfp hannam bullet.shot well in my marlin
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158grn RNFP (GM Hardcast) 5.4 grains of Unique. Shoots well at 25 and 50m.
IIRC shooting these sorts of loads at 200 yards is either a 13 or 23 inch drop cant remember which..
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14.8gn H110 with 158gn cast SWC HP shoots well out to about three hundred yards. I was just splashing into puddles though and haven't tried paper punching at that distance. It's really only my 100yd tops fox round.
[I]DesG
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A look through a number of posts in the reloading section makes me think that
I may have wasted some of my hard-earned on a tub of Bullseye for .38/.357 as very few seem to use it. My first foray into reloading for a 20" Rossi (1:30" twist) gave rather disappointing results from a GM 158gr RNFP over 3.5gr Bullseye in .38 cases.
I'm quite happy to try a range of powder weights to see whether grouping will improve, but I suppose my question is really whether Bullseye is a useful powder for rifles (rather than pistols) and if not, would VV N110 or 320 be a better bet, also considering the future difficulties of obtaining American powders?
Constructive thoughts would be welcome!
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