7.62 Nagant Revolver data

rbf420 · February 16, 2012, 12:01 PM

Just picked up this odd ball and have dies and brass in the mail. Wondering if anyone has any good data for it. Ive got 700x and bluedot for powder. and a 71gr 32 cal bullet

I found this one load online. Blue Dot 6.0 grains-CCI 500-1007fps.

How would i go about working up a load as there is no load data for it?

Obviously too much powder and boom, and too little can cause problems too.

any ideas would be much appreciated.

boostedtt91 · February 16, 2012, 07:55 PM

ill check my reloading manuals when i get home if nobody posts info by then

Don P · February 17, 2012, 09:22 AM

Try here at these sights,
http://www.makarov.com/nagant/m1895.htm
bullseye 3.1-3.4 100 gr bullet

W231 2.7-3.3 " "

unique 2.9-4.3 " "

HP-38 2.7-3.6 " "

these start out light but give you nice range to find a accurate load.
also bear creek supply has a 100gr. swc .312.

The data I had found started at 2.7 grains of Bullseye, but this gave me very low velocities. Very tight groups though! I believe I am up to 3.2 grains now - I need to check my data when I get home - at work now. I use Small Pistol Primers. I don't need to worry about 'gas sealing' with the short .32-20 cases, so I seat the bullets just deep enough to clear the cylinder front.

My Red Dot loads are 3.5 grains, giving me right around 750 FPS average. Not as tight shooting as Bullseye though.

I use a 32 HBWC over 2.8 grains of Tite Group. I use 7.62x38r cases on a Dillon 550 and use a 30 Carbine sizing die as a crimp die. Not real powerful but very accurate.

http://www.shootersforum.com/handgun...-revolver.html

February 16, 2012, 12:01 PM	#1
rbf420 Senior Member Join Date: August 1, 2009 Posts: 153	7.62 Nagant Revolver data Just picked up this odd ball and have dies and brass in the mail. Wondering if anyone has any good data for it. Ive got 700x and bluedot for powder. and a 71gr 32 cal bullet I found this one load online. Blue Dot 6.0 grains-CCI 500-1007fps. How would i go about working up a load as there is no load data for it? Obviously too much powder and boom, and too little can cause problems too. any ideas would be much appreciated. __________________ My Calibers- 9mm, .38spl, .357 mag, .45 acp, 30/06, 303 brit, 7.7 jap, 7.5 french.

February 17, 2012, 09:22 AM	#3
Don P Senior Member Join Date: December 17, 2005 Location: East Central Florida Posts: 4,409	Try here at these sights, http://www.makarov.com/nagant/m1895.htm bullseye 3.1-3.4 100 gr bullet W231 2.7-3.3 " " unique 2.9-4.3 " " HP-38 2.7-3.6 " " these start out light but give you nice range to find a accurate load. also bear creek supply has a 100gr. swc .312. The data I had found started at 2.7 grains of Bullseye, but this gave me very low velocities. Very tight groups though! I believe I am up to 3.2 grains now - I need to check my data when I get home - at work now. I use Small Pistol Primers. I don't need to worry about 'gas sealing' with the short .32-20 cases, so I seat the bullets just deep enough to clear the cylinder front. My Red Dot loads are 3.5 grains, giving me right around 750 FPS average. Not as tight shooting as Bullseye though. I use a 32 HBWC over 2.8 grains of Tite Group. I use 7.62x38r cases on a Dillon 550 and use a 30 Carbine sizing die as a crimp die. Not real powerful but very accurate. http://www.shootersforum.com/handgun...-revolver.html __________________ *NRA Life Member, NRA Range Safety Officer, IDPA Safety Officer* *As you are, I once was, As I am, You will be.*

February 16, 2012, 07:55 PM	#2
boostedtt91 Senior Member Join Date: January 28, 2011 Location: Danville, Pa Posts: 453	ill check my reloading manuals when i get home if nobody posts info by then