So, I'll plow blindly ahead on the name of throwing information out there and see what sticks. I know how he shoots and don't doubt his results. He said that his results at 100 with all of the SV ammo types were terrible and he found a great HV load that gets good groups at 100 and gets out to 325 with much lower drops. No big loss, but the gist of it is that a fellow shooter and decent PRS competitor went out and bought a Savage MK II with tacticool stock and bought a bunch of different types of SV ammo and some other stuff. We'll see.Įdit: lol, okay so I forgot the anecdote. At best, I might be able to provide some real world information for you guys. If I throw this out there (with a written caveat that these loads may not transition well) and get feedback that the numbers are not working out, I'll follow up with anyone that has data to report back. So there’s that…Ĭlick to expand.I hear you and agree, but here's an interesting anecdote that makes me want to give it a try. Of course then I would ruin all of the fun you’ll have reading through this thread. One day I may get around to consolidating it into this first post. I may consider making some more of these charts for your consumption IF: you find them useful, I am provided with some specific load requests, I have the ability to pull the data from my ballistic app and if I feel like it.ĮTA: there are some more updated charts and other good info scattered throughout the rest of this thread. Your results may vary a bit, but these are a good starting point at the very least. Accuracy of the charts seems to be spot on for my rifle at my location (near sea level).Info is simply outputs from my ballistic application using my inputs and includes only drops data in inches, mrads and MOA.Info is for CCI Standard Velocity, Aguila Match Rifle, Eley Club, Federal Match, Fiocchi Match and Lapua Club.I only provided these in 10 yard increments instead of the 5 yard increments that I prefer because it's a lot of data entry typing and I'm no fan.
#22 SUBSONIC TRAJECTORY CHART PDF#
So, take a look at this pdf I made of a simple chart that includes 6 common lower cost, low velocity loads sometimes used for these matches. I know that there are at least some of you that know all this and have no need, but I'm betting that there are more that are like I was just a little while ago that have mostly no idea where to start. Then I thought that it might be useful for some of you here too. So I spent some (probably way too much) time putting these five charts together for the shooters of this upcoming match. It turns out that they are surprisingly sparse if they can be found at all. After looking for easy ways to provide them information, especially those that do not have ballistic apps or are new enough that JBM looks like a stock ticker, I then searched for published drop information for existing. 22 LR match this month, I found that many of the first time shooters had/have no idea what their dope is or should be. IT IS A MUST FOR EVERY RELOADER TO READ THE RELOADING SAFETY RULES.In preparation for our first local long range precision. Pressure is measured at the case mouth or from inside the case according to the CIP.ĭO NOT ATTEMPT ANY EXTRAPOLATIONS. These test methods have been deemed to be safe throughout the world. The listed maximum loads have been determined according to the respective CIP/SAAMI maximum pressure specification, whichever is lower. The data given here were obtained in laboratory conditions following strictly the CIP (Commission International Permanente) Jand Novemrules. We wish you successful reloading with Vihtavuori premium rifle powders! DisclaimerĪll of this reloading information has been provided by Nammo Lapua Oy and Nammo Vihtavuori Oy. Please note that due to safety regulations, we can’t suggest or recommend loads or bullets that are not available on this site. The listed maximum loads should never be exceeded. All the rifle loads on these pages are pressure tested according to the C.I.P. charge weight in grams and grains as well as muzzle velocity in meters and feet per second.
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