Need a little help with powder range for 300blk using H110 powder for 125gr fmj bullets. Hodgon only lists 125gr Nosler. Should I go off that data?
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Need a little help with powder range for 300blk using H110 powder for 125gr fmj bullets. Hodgon only lists 125gr Nosler. Should I go off that data?
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Yup, that'll work perfectly. Weight of projectiles is what you need to be concerned with. Nosler has great load data on their site as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Guns4545
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Thanks bud. [emoji106]Quote:
Originally Posted by CodySPowell
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Btw I'm not using Nosler bullets. It's a 125gr Fmj. Still should be OK correct?Quote:
Originally Posted by Guns4545
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Absolutely!Quote:
Originally Posted by Guns4545
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So any 125gr fmj load data for that powder will work?Quote:
Originally Posted by CodySPowell
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Yup, the weight is what negates the powder charge. The only time that changes is with odd bullets like SS109's and tracers which run way long. You can also use heavier bullet data with no issues as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Guns4545
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Appreciate it Cody. [emoji106]Quote:
Originally Posted by CodySPowell
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My pleasure!Quote:
Originally Posted by Guns4545
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I will back-up what Cody said. I load 125 Nossler ballistic tip using the fmj data for H110 from the Lyman 50th book. I have had great results with it on wild hogs.
Thanks I appreciate itQuote:
Originally Posted by UH60_TrunkMonkey