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Old December 18, 2007, 02:12 PM   #1
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Ramshot Data for .338-06 and .35 Whelen

Just got some data on Ramshot powders that isn't in their online data. If anyone is interested in trying any, here it is:
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We suggest the following.

Caliber: .35 Whelen.

Barrel length: 22”

Powder: Ramshot – TAC.

Bullet weight: 200grains.

Start load: 51.0grains (2400 – 2500 Ft/p/sec)

Maximum load: 56.0grains (2650 – 2750 Ft/p/sec).

Bullet weight: 225 grains.

Start load: 47.0grains (2300 - 2400 F/p/sec)

Maximum load: 52.0 grains (2500 – 2600 Ft/p/sec).

Bullet weight: 250 grains.

Start load: 46.0grains (2150 - 2250 Ft/p/sec)

Maximum load: 51.0 grains (2350 – 2450 Ft/p/sec).


Powder: Ramshot – BIG GAME.

Bullet weight: 225 grains.

Start load: 56.0grains (2300 - 2400 F/p/sec)

Maximum load: 61.0 grains (2500 – 2600 Ft/p/sec).Full Case.

Bullet weight: 250 grains.

Start load: 53.0grains (2150 - 2250 Ft/p/sec)

Maximum load: 58.0 grains (2350 – 2450 Ft/p/sec).Full case.


Caliber: .338-06 A-Square.

Case capacity: 4.480cc/69.0grians of water.

Barrel length: 26”

Powder: Ramshot – BIG GAME.

Bullet weight: 200 -215 grains.

Start load: 54.0grains (2500 - 2600 Ft/p/sec)

Maximum load: 60.0 grains (2750 – 2850 Ft/p/sec). Full case/slightly compressed.

Bullet weight: 250 grains.

Start load: 50.0grains (2300 - 2400 Ft/p/sec)

Maximum load: 56.0 grains (2500 – 2600 Ft/p/sec). Full case/slightly compressed.



Powder: Ramshot – HUNTER.(Loading densities at maximum will be ca 105 to 107%)

Bullet weight: 200-215 grains.

Start load: 58.0grains (2400 - 2500 Ft/p/sec)

Maximum load: 64.0 grains (2750 – 2850 Ft/p/sec). Full case/compressed.

Bullet weight: 250 grains.

Start load: 54.0grains (2275 - 2375 Ft/p/sec)

Maximum load: 59.0 grains (2500 – 2600 Ft/p/sec). Full case/compressed.



NOTES:

It’ important to note that SAFETY is our prime concern therefore we strongly recommend.

Ø To always start at the recommended minimum “START” load.

Ø If at all possible, measure the velocity.

Ø Contact us again with the velocity data, so that we can verify, and correlate with our data.



Thanks for your interest in our powders.

We appreciate your business and interest!!

Regards

Johan Loubser

Ballistician

Ramshot/Accurate Powders

Tel: (406) 234 04 22 email: [email protected]

Western Powders Inc -- Miles City – Montana.

We would also appreciate if you give our cleaning line, Montana X-Treme your consideration. Montana X-treme is a premium line of gun care products. Our Bore Solvent and Copper Killer are the only effective copper removing solvents that are completely barrel safe. Available at Sportsman's Warehouse, Midway USA, Natchez, Graf and Sons and many fine sporting goods dealers. If you are tired of scrubbing for hours to get copper out of your barrel, be sure to give our Copper Killer a try.

Websites:

www.ramshot.com

www.accuratepowder.com

www.montanaxtreme.com



Western Powders Inc. disclaims all possible liability for damages including, actual, incidental and consequential, resulting from usage of the information or advice contained in this message.

Use the data and advice at your own risk, and with extreme caution.

We also request that you visit our websites www.accuratepowder.com www.ramshot.com or www.montanaextreme.com for more comprehensive information.

IMPORTANT NOTE: Allways begin loading from the minimum "START charge and carefully develop loads by increasing in small increments of 2% towards the Maximum load.

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