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.. my wildcat virginity. My 22 Creed barrel came in just over a week ago. I couldn't find any info for the powders I have on hand and the 75 ELD Match bullets, but I did find some for Reloader 22 and 69 grn bullets in the 22/250 AI showing 3300 fps at a max charge of 40.3 grn and 80 grn bullets in .220 Swift listed at 3100 with a max of 41.0 grains. Since the 22 Creed has a little more capacity I reckon it might get the 75's to 3400 fps or so. I errored on the side of caution and started with 38.0 grains, it only got to 2745 fps for a four shot average but the first five shot group was right at 1/2". 38.5 grains got me to 2813 and 39 grains averaged 2840 for a four shot average. From here I'll keep adding powder till I see pressure or hit 3400+.

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The shot wide to the right of the 38.5 grain load was a called flyer.

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I think I'm going to like it.


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I have (5). Hint.

Alpha,’17 and 88 ELD Smooches at 3250fps+. Hint……….


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I may get there. Right now I just want to use up some of this RL22 that I have on hand. I've got 3 1/2 pounds of it that I have no reason why. I must have gotten a deal on it sometime because it's never been a powder for any of my go to loads. Besides, 500 yards is a long shot for the places that I shoot, 75's at 3400+ should play well to there.

How many grains of 17 is it taking to get you to 3250+ with the 88's?


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Careful…falling in love with the first one that takes your virginity! Looks good. I’d bet you’ll find what it wants for bughole duty in short order.


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X2 on the Alpha, 17 and 88's. Works in a Creed and a 22-250 AI. Appreciated the info from stick
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Only 2 from last year but the 88's just shut them both off where they stood. 360+ on the antelope and under 100 on the little Wt.
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Great pic (and shooting) Mike!


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Did mine a few years ago.

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I'd like to know the benefits of a 88gr in a 22 CM compared to a 108gr in a 6mm CM?


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Originally Posted by TrueGrit
I'd like to know the benefits of a 88gr in a 22 CM compared to a 108gr in a 6mm CM?

About 200fps.


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Originally Posted by horse1
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I'd like to know the benefits of a 88gr in a 22 CM compared to a 108gr in a 6mm CM?

About 200fps.

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The .22 Creed is so close to legit now that your purchase only counts as “just the tip”, not a total deflowering….


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Originally Posted by Big Stick
I have (5). Hint.

That answers a big question for all of us.

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Originally Posted by Pappy348
The .22 Creed is so close to legit now that your purchase only counts as “just the tip”, not a total deflowering….
Not deflowering if it’s a “Creed”, that’s the “loop” hole.

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Originally Posted by SuperCub
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I have (5). Hint.

That answers a big question for all of us.


I bet it pisses you off that someone killed something with the same, thanks to Stick's info.

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Originally Posted by Portside2
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I have (5). Hint.

That answers a big question for all of us.

I bet it pisses you off that someone killed something with the same, thanks to Stick's info.

No, not really. Your mistake is thinking that I care. smile

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Fotis that is a fine rig you got there. What stock is that?

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Originally Posted by woodson
Fotis that is a fine rig you got there. What stock is that?


bell AND carlson stock. Rem 700 short action and x-caliber barrel


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Originally Posted by Fotis
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Fotis that is a fine rig you got there. What stock is that?


bell AND carlson stock. Rem 700 short action and x-caliber barrel

Good looking rig. What kind of glass is that on top?

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Looks good Dave, what stock and barrel contour? Also what does it weigh?


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I assumed but the forearm looked svelte relative to the barrel contour.

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