emk1161
Straight Shooter
Registered: 06/20/09
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| | 10/06/09 at 06:04 PM | Reply with quote | #1 |
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Does anyone,anywhere have any load data for a 460G&A? I'm having the dies made, just need some load data.I have become a fan of Barnes bullets however, I don't get a reply to e-mails or phone messages. Anyone got any 404 jeffery brass just laying around? Thanks Don |
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SafarisAfrica
Wildcat
Registered: 01/03/09
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SafarisAfrica
Wildcat
Registered: 01/03/09
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| | 10/07/09 at 08:36 AM | Reply with quote | #3 |
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OK her is what I found in G&A Big Bore Rifles from about 1983 using Hornady solids 500 grains, 215 Fedral primers, 88 grains of IMR 4064 this gives 2,350 fps. Using a Hornady soft point they up the charge to 90 grains.
A warning bearing surface and bullet composition can radically change pressure.
2,350 fps is an ideal velocity for full penetration using a good solid on raking shots for buffalo, and head or body shots on jumbo.
By far the best solid out there is the Barnes super solid especially as they have recently improved it with bands and a blunt nose. I HAVE USUALLY EXPERIENCED HIGHER PRESSURE USING THESE SOLIDS. I suggest working your load up starting below their published loads. Be careful!
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emk1161
Straight Shooter
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| | 10/07/09 at 10:34 AM | Reply with quote | #4 |
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Thankyou very much. Everytime I try to find info it seems that no one knows of the 460 only the 450ga.I'll start easy and build as I go. Thank you for the help. Don P.S. how bout the jeffery cases? (just joking) |
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