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The Ultimate Reloading Manual / .300 Winchester Short Magnum / .300 WSM (Using 110 GR Sierra Bullets) Warning! Notes: This data was shot by Brian Pearce, Wolfe Publishing Company. Gun: Weatherby Vanguard; barrel length: 24"; case: Winchester; primer: Winchester Large Rifle Magnum; bullet diameter: .308"; bullets: Sierra RN & FMJ COAL: 2.530"; Sierra HP COAL: 2.675"; maximum COAL: 2.860"; maximum case length: 2.100"; trim to length: 2.090". IMPORTANT: Please view the special notes by clicking here Be Alert: Publisher cannot be responsible for errors in published load data. Wt. Bullet Powder Manufacturer Powder Charge Velocity (FPS) 110 Sierra RN, FMJ or HP Winchester W-748 Subscribe 3398 Remarks: 110 Sierra RN, FMJ or HP Winchester W-748 Subscribe 3448 Remarks: 110 Sierra RN, FMJ or HP Winchester W-748 Subscribe 3508 Remarks: 110 Sierra RN, FMJ or HP Winchester W-748 Subscribe 3563 Remarks: maximum load 110 Sierra RN, FMJ or HP Hodgdon H-4895 Subscribe 3437 Remarks: 110 Sierra RN, FMJ or HP Hodgdon H-4895 Subscribe 3481 Remarks: 110 Sierra RN, FMJ or HP Hodgdon H-4895 Subscribe 3535 Remarks: 110 Sierra RN, FMJ or HP Hodgdon H-4895 Subscribe 3589 Remarks: 110 Sierra RN, FMJ or HP Hodgdon H-4895 Subscribe 3634 Remarks: maximum load 110 Sierra RN, FMJ or HP Hodgdon Varget Subscribe 3275 Remarks: 110 Sierra RN, FMJ or HP Hodgdon Varget Subscribe 3353 Remarks: 110 Sierra RN, FMJ or HP Hodgdon Varget Subscribe 3417 Remarks: 110 Sierra RN, FMJ or HP Hodgdon Varget Subscribe 3495 Remarks: 110 Sierra RN, FMJ or HP Hodgdon

Find) and there are no signs of high pressure up to 26.0g of Varget, the most I loaded. I've settled on 25.7g as the accuracy load for this bullet in my barrel with my components. YMMV, of course.As for COL, the Sierra spec sheet also lists 2.260, which I believe is the SAAAMI spec for maximum OAL. But one of the things you'll want to fiddle with if you're looking for peak accuracy is bullet setback from the rifling. Here's an article on a quick way to find what works best for your specific setup Berger Bullets Seating Method for VLD Bullets - A "Sweet Spot" with a Long Bullet Jump will give the best accuracy.. But read this, too, for the cautions about high pressure from "too much" setback in small cases like 223 Berger Tips for Loading VLD Bullets « Daily Bulletin . I have found best accuracy for my rifle and components to be with a bullet setback of 0.063 from the lands, which gives my loads an OAL of ~2.225. (NOTE: You really should use a bullet comparator attachment for your micrometer when measuring setback and setting depth on your bullet seating die, as the manufacturing process can give quite a bit of variation in the tip length of SMKs - hence the "~" in my OAL number. The comparator lets you measure to a specific diameter on the bullet's ogive, which is a much more consistent measurement bullet to bullet. The Hornady comparator body and a 224 insert are #10 Loads for a BOLT GUN. Caveat: Go carefully and work up. 69SMK.jpg 150 KB · Views: 723 #11 BM2 24grs. Sweet load not hot but plenty oomph. #12 I use 25.4 gr Varget in mixed LC brass loaded to 2.260 for the 69gr SMK w/ CCI #450 in a stock 700 tactical 1/9 16.5". #13 A data point on what seems to work for me -Semi Auto - 69gr SMK / LC Brass / 23.5 TAC / BR4 / COAL = 2.245 #14 23.0 gr. of V-V N135, 5 rnd. group in a factory Savage 12 "BTCSS" Varmint. 1-9 Twist / 26" brrl. @ 100 yds.69 SMK's for 0.325 MOA. Added: 2.280" COAL Bender Alphabeti Notice: This is a satire account #16 I use 25.6 grn of Varget, Rem 7 1/2 primers behind 69 SMKs in Win or Lapua brass in a Rem SPS-T with 20" barrel. Seating depth depends on the throat lenght of your particular rifle, there is no "one size fits all". Mine likes to jump 0.025".The OCW work up is very good to determine charge weight and once that is nailed down, works to find the best seating depth.OFG #17 Anybody

SKU: 2200 MatchKings® are the pride of the Sierra bullet family, unmatched worldwide and truly world class in all respects. Competitive shooters have relied on the consistent accuracy of Sierra’s MatchKings® for decades, resulting… Product Details Product Details MatchKings® are the pride of the Sierra bullet family, unmatched worldwide and truly world class in all respects. Competitive shooters have relied on the consistent accuracy of Sierra’s MatchKings® for decades, resulting in a history of state, national and world records that is the envy of our competitors.Sierra MatchKing® bullets have set the standards worldwide for consistent accuracy in handguns as well as rifles. Since the introduction of the high performance Remington XP-100 and similar handguns chambering larger rifle cartridges, all 30 caliber MatchKings® have been used in handgun silhouettes and long-range target competitions. Sierra’s famous MatchKing® design assures superb accuracy, flat trajectory, and high momentum delivery with low sensitivity to crosswinds at all ranges.While they are recognized around the world for record-setting accuracy, MatchKing® and Tipped MatchKing® bullets are not recommended for most hunting applications. Although MatchKing® and Tipped MatchKing® bullets are commonly used for varmint hunting, their design will not provide the same reliable explosive expansion at equivalent velocities in varmints compared to their lightly jacketed Hornet, Blitz or Varminter counterparts.The #2200 bullet has been a successful choice for competitive shooters for years. Specs Ballistics WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, please go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.