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23.5 of H4895 is giving me great accuracy with the 75 Amax, 2.402" COAL. At 24 grains my primers were getting a bit cratered so I kept it at the 23.5 grn.

The Hodgdon site lists 24.5grn of H4895 as a max load, but I nnever got that far in my Ruger American.

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I have a Ruger hawkeye 223rem with 1:9 twist. Will that stablize those 75gr Amax?

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I have had them work in 2 different 1 in 9 guns but its marginal. It would be worth a try. If they stabilize they usually shoot well

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For me (Tikka 1:8 twist) 24-25 Varget and 22 TAC shoots tiny groups.



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Actually working up some 80 Amax with Varget to see WTF. Do you have 75's into the lands or jumping?

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I want to give the 80s a go in my 22-250 and 223 AI.

I have tried kissing and jumping 30 thousandths. Accuracy hasn't changed much in my normal, which is a RAR.

My AI prefers them kissing the lands

I'd like to hear how the 80's act

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My fast twist 22.250 and 223 both prefer the 80 A Max over the 75 AMax.... they also prefer the 75 BTHP Hornady over the 75 A Max...

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Kissing 50's and 80's....
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Not the 75 amax but the 75 bthp is whoopin my ass from my .223 with 1/9 twist. I'm getting 2 touching a 1 and where from 1" to 3" away.


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If you can find any, AR Comp does some wonderful things in that case...with any of the 40 thru 80 grain bullets...

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None of that around here.

H4895, 4064, 4198 is about it for medium burners. I can get all the 4350 or 4831 I want but I don't think they would perk up too good. smile


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Originally Posted by Bearcat74

Not the 75 amax but the 75 bthp is whoopin my ass from my .223 with 1/9 twist. I'm getting 2 touching a 1 and where from 1" to 3" away.


Privi Brass, H4895, CCI400


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Negative, I need to get me a run-out checkerizer.


My last 2 3 shot groups with the Sierra 55gr #1365 were .42 and .37.


I'm not up to snuff on run-out, will say the 75gr Hornady have/create more run-out than say the 55gr Sierra?


I've ran powder charges from 22.5grs - 24.5grs, Fed205 and CCI400, Privi Brass and Rem Brass and tried about 7 different seating depths and 2-1 seems to be the preferred pattern with this bullet.


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If you take it from a statistics standpoint, what you see is 2 combinations of a possible 20, had they not been sorted.

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