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    22-250AI Help


    Ok, Guys, This past year I picked up a McGowan 1-8 twist 22-250AI, 26" barrel. Installed it on an older stagger feed action, & now it sits in a new VLP stock. I've fire formed 100 pieces of Lapua brass. I'd really like to shoot some higher B.C. bullets through this rifle. I've already tried some 75 A-Maxes with H-4831sc, H-4350, & some RL-22. Nothing very impressive so far. I just picked up a box of the new Sierra 77 TMK's. My question for the Ackley Gurus here, does anyone have load info for this combo, or even 80 grn. Nosler CC, Berger 75 vld's, 77 TMK's, or the 75 V-maxes. I'd really like to use this rifle for a medium long range coyote blaster(4-600 yds.). Any powder recommendations & load data would be greatly appreciated!! I am an experienced reloader, so I do understand about others data, in my own rifle! Thanks in advance for any useful information that is given!
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    For any 75, 77, or 80gr bullets I stuff as much H4831, Win 780 or RL22 as I can in my 22-250 AI, + - 45gr. All with excellent results.

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    Nosler lists fast twist data on their website:
    http://www.nosler.com/nosler-load-da...on-fast-twist/
    I'm a firm believer in the theory that if it bleeds, I can kill it.

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    Again, id be picking one and shooting them at 400 and not 100.
    I use 69 gr smks and fire form as i hunt with full blown loads.

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    I've seen the Nosler Date. Useful to a degree, but, not for a 22-250AI fast twist. And I've looked @ Sierra's AI data. But, all of these are pretty limited. I'm looking for a bit more "Real-World data" from experienced Ackley Shooters! Thanks again. Idaho-45

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    Real World data

    Quote Originally Posted by Idaho-45 View Post
    I've seen the Nosler Date. Useful to a degree, but, not for a 22-250AI fast twist. And I've looked @ Sierra's AI data. But, all of these are pretty limited. I'm looking for a bit more "Real-World data" from experienced Ackley Shooters! Thanks again. Idaho-45
    Savage with McGowan 26" 22-250ai varmint profile, 9 twist,

    Once fired Nosler Brass
    Near Max load of Varget
    53 Vmax
    CCI BR Primers

    Near 4,000 FPS, very stable in 10 to 100 degree weather. 400 to 600 yards max load

    Once fired Nosler Brass
    Near max IMR 4831
    Nosler 69 Custom Competition
    Wolf LR std.

    400-600 yards easy and very accurate
    Savage Target custom 204 Ruger McGowen Barrel 1-11 //Savagel Target custom 223 Rem McGowen Barrel 1-9//Savage Model 16 22-250AI McGowen 1-9

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