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Does anyone have a Sierra Manual handy?

Looking for data for a 222 Remington. 40 grain HP/Blitzking and 50 grain Blitz Varminter.
Powder?
I have RL-7 & IMR-4198.

Or a pic of the page in their manual would work as well.

Possible access to others if needed.
Here's Sierra's 5th manual .222 Rem load data.
Sierra .222 Rem. data
Originally Posted by NVhntr
Here's Sierra's 5th manual .222 Rem load data.
Sierra .222 Rem. data
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Originally Posted by 10gaugemag
I have RL-7 & IMR-4198.

Or a pic of the page in their manual would work as well.

Possible access to others if needed.

Neither one of those are a wrong choice...

of the two I'd pick the RL 7, but I am never short IMR 4198, and use that a lot for a lot of different cartridges...
Originally Posted by 10gaugemag
Does anyone have a Sierra Manual handy?

Looking for data for a 222 Remington. 40 grain HP/Blitzking and 50 grain Blitz Varminter.



I stick 19.5 gr of 4198 behind those bullets and never look back.
I like 2015 & VV133- deadly accurate.
21.7 gr 2200 powder, 40 grain Nosler ballistic tip, 5 shots 3/8" @ 50 yards off the hood of the truck.
Originally Posted by ingwe
Originally Posted by 10gaugemag
Does anyone have a Sierra Manual handy?

Looking for data for a 222 Remington. 40 grain HP/Blitzking and 50 grain Blitz Varminter.



I stick 19.5 gr of 4198 behind those bullets and never look back.
Hodgdon or IMR?
Originally Posted by NVhntr
Here's Sierra's 5th manual .222 Rem load data.
Sierra .222 Rem. data

Thanks for posting the 222 Rem load data. It sure will be helpful to me and others.
Originally Posted by ingwe
Originally Posted by 10gaugemag
Does anyone have a Sierra Manual handy?

Looking for data for a 222 Remington. 40 grain HP/Blitzking and 50 grain Blitz Varminter.



I stick 19.5 gr of 4198 behind those bullets and never look back.
Seems a bit mild.

I have the need for speed!
You shouldn't just look at the Sierra manual only, I have been shooting the 222 as long as I can remember. For me and my rifles I have found N130 to be the magic pixie dust for 40gr-50gr bullets, the VihtaVuori manual shows what the Sierra manual shows as maximum as minimum in their manual.........
I use 22.5gr of N130 with 40gr Blitzkings, don't just look at one resource
Originally Posted by boatanchor
You shouldn't just look at the Sierra manual only, I have been shooting the 222 as long as I can remember. For me and my rifles I have found N130 to be the magic pixie dust for 40gr-50gr bullets, the VihtaVuori manual shows what the Sierra manual shows as maximum as minimum in their manual.........
I use 22.5gr of N130 with 40gr Blitzkings, don't just look at one resource
I haven't. Looked at several other manuals. Sierra is just one I don't have.

As far as VihtaVuori that is as hard for me to get my hands on and hard to give $60 a pound for something that may not be much better than what I have or what is easy for me to obtain locally.
Originally Posted by scratcherky
Originally Posted by NVhntr
Here's Sierra's 5th manual .222 Rem load data.
Sierra .222 Rem. data

Thanks for posting the 222 Rem load data. It sure will be helpful to me and others.

You're welcome. Surprising what a google search will turn up, almost everything has been posted at one time or another.
I don't have a Sierra manual and I don't have a .222 but I have been able to find Sierra data online for my .223, 6.5 Grendel, 6.5 Creedmoor, and .270 by simply asking Google for it.
Originally Posted by 10gaugemag
Originally Posted by boatanchor
You shouldn't just look at the Sierra manual only, I have been shooting the 222 as long as I can remember. For me and my rifles I have found N130 to be the magic pixie dust for 40gr-50gr bullets, the VihtaVuori manual shows what the Sierra manual shows as maximum as minimum in their manual.........
I use 22.5gr of N130 with 40gr Blitzkings, don't just look at one resource
I haven't. Looked at several other manuals. Sierra is just one I don't have.

As far as VihtaVuori that is as hard for me to get my hands on and hard to give $60 a pound for something that may not be much better than what I have or what is easy for me to obtain locally.

That might have been the case some years ago, but while most powders have skyrocketed in price VihtaVuori has not gone with Hodgdon and the others price gouging......just bought an 8# N130 for $260=32.50lb.......not$60
Like I said, none local to me so I have to order.

Hazmat and shipping runs it up for me.
Originally Posted by NVhntr
Originally Posted by scratcherky
Originally Posted by NVhntr
Here's Sierra's 5th manual .222 Rem load data.
Sierra .222 Rem. data

Thanks for posting the 222 Rem load data. It sure will be helpful to me and others.

You're welcome. Surprising what a google search will turn up, almost everything has been posted at one time or another.
I don't have a Sierra manual and I don't have a .222 but I have been able to find Sierra data online for my .223, 6.5 Grendel, 6.5 Creedmoor, and .270 by simply asking Google for it.
Must be something that is somewhat recent with Sierra. Wasn't long ago the only bullet manufacturer showing online data was Nosler.
Originally Posted by 10gaugemag
Originally Posted by NVhntr
Originally Posted by scratcherky
Originally Posted by NVhntr
Here's Sierra's 5th manual .222 Rem load data.
Sierra .222 Rem. data

Thanks for posting the 222 Rem load data. It sure will be helpful to me and others.

You're welcome. Surprising what a google search will turn up, almost everything has been posted at one time or another.
I don't have a Sierra manual and I don't have a .222 but I have been able to find Sierra data online for my .223, 6.5 Grendel, 6.5 Creedmoor, and .270 by simply asking Google for it.


Must be something that is somewhat recent with Sierra. Wasn't long ago the only bullet manufacturer showing online data was Nosler.


LMAO, it’s a fugging sporting goods store in England putting it up there. Sierra has nothing to fugging do with it. And it is limited. More than likely Sierra doesn’t even know.


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Originally Posted by Swifty52
Originally Posted by 10gaugemag
Originally Posted by NVhntr
Originally Posted by scratcherky
Originally Posted by NVhntr
Here's Sierra's 5th manual .222 Rem load data.
Sierra .222 Rem. data

Thanks for posting the 222 Rem load data. It sure will be helpful to me and others.

You're welcome. Surprising what a google search will turn up, almost everything has been posted at one time or another.
I don't have a Sierra manual and I don't have a .222 but I have been able to find Sierra data online for my .223, 6.5 Grendel, 6.5 Creedmoor, and .270 by simply asking Google for it.


Must be something that is somewhat recent with Sierra. Wasn't long ago the only bullet manufacturer showing online data was Nosler.


LMAO, it’s a fugging sporting goods store in England putting it up there. Sierra has nothing to fugging do with it. And it is limited. More than likely Sierra doesn’t even know.


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Um....okay....
I had some 8208 XBR powder kicking around, so I tried it in my 222. Shot really accurate. So much so that I worked up a load in my 222 mag also. Worked great in that also. Worth a try if you have some.
Good luck. Great cartridge!
Got the data from the new Sierra manual
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