I ran the numbers for this load. All generic to QuickLoad and berger ballistics app.

18" bbl, 36.54 grains of Varget begets 2182 ft/s at the muzzle.

At 300 yards, 1756 ft/s and 1370 ft/lbs of energy.

Drops 23" at 300 yards with a 100 yard zero, or 7.3 moa

Drifts 8.5" at 300 yards or 2.7 moa in a full value 10 mph wind

This is at sea level, elevation will work in your favor.

300 yards is on the edge for advertised bullet performance

With a 10 twist bbl your bullet will marginally stable, this will decrease the effective BC so ballistic numbers will be less/worse.

A 9 twist will offer full BC of the bullet.

As always work up any load to assure safety in your rifle.

Last edited by Axtell; 11/27/20.