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Magpro is an excellent slow burn spherical powder that produces outstanding velocity in such cartridges as the 270 Winchester and the 280 Remington and 300 Win mag. These are the 3 cartridges that I have tried with Magpro so for. 24" barrel 300 win, 180 gr. TTSX 85.7 gr. 3154 FPS, the same load...

Kimber Classic Select 24" barrel 61.5 grains Ramshot Hunter 215 primer

416 Remington 97 grains 2000MR under 350 grain Speer 2757FPS 93 Grains 2000MR under 350 TSX 2715 FPS 96 gr. Power Pro Varmint, 300 gr. Shock Hammer 3001 FPS. These loads were all chronographed in my 10 twist 24" barreled Whitworth. They all group under 1 MOA at 100 yards

76 grains of AA2230, Norma cases, Federal 215 primer

1885 Highwall 28" 10 twist barrel, Fed 215 primer RP cases 65 grains of CFE223

107 grains of WC872 behind the 240 grain SMK ahead of Federal 215 primers 30" Rock Creek Carbon Wrapped barrel

30/06, 168 TTSX, 64 grains Hunter, RP cases, 215 primer 200 yard group Shooting setup

404 grain Shock Hammer is now being served COAL 3.383" 2523 FPs

Norma cases, fed 215 primer, 81 grains AA2230, 404 Shock Hammer averaged 2422 FPS. COAL 3.3665" which just fits the magazine of the MarkX Mauser action. 23.6" barrel 79 grains AA2230 behind the 450 TSX gave 2388 FPS

Hammer bullets have less bearing surface which allows them to be driven faster than other comparable bullets. Easy to see the difference in surface area This is a 225 TSX VS a 222 Hammer. 358 diameter

Interarms Whitworth 24" Bartlien 10 twist barrel

3 are 225 Grain Accubonds with 66 grains CFE223 and the shot below the top 3 in 180 grain TTSX, with 68 grains Power Pro Varmint

79.1 grains AA2230 Speer cases 450 TSX

Speer cases 81 grains AA2230 Federal 215 primer under the 404 grain Shock Hammer. Heavily compressed powder charge chronographed 2391 FPS

Velocity with the new barrel, 94 gr CFE223, 350 gr Speer

200 grain hardcast, 1200+ FPS, @ 20 yards

Anyone used these on Buffalo ? If so how did they perform?

Win cases, federal 215 primer, 80.5 gr. CFE223, 270 grain Hornady Win cases, fed 225, 80.5 gr. CFE223, 270 gr. TSX

Loaded over 81 grains of A2230 lit by Federal 215 primer. COAL length of 3.310" chronograph read 2414 FPS

Looking for set of loading dies.

$125 box plus shipping. 9 boxes of the Barnes solid and 4 boxes with the Swift A-Frame

Many felt that my loads were over pressure, so I had them pressure tested. Here are the results.

From left to right .458 caliber 404 grain Shock Hammer. Middle is a .416 caliber 300 grain Shock Hammer and 3rd is .358 caliber 220 grain Hammer Hunter Will be doing some 20% Clear Ballistics gell test soon

36 grains Federal 215 primer 37 grains 38 grains 39 grains. Too hot settled on 38 grains. Accuracy testing tomorrow

Based on the 338 Lapua case with the case taper reduced and a 30 or 35 degree shoulder with a .500 case neck length. Or maybe a 470 Mbogo Plan on using a CZ 550 in 416 Rigby that I have.

I loaded 92 grains of CFE223 behind the 350 grain TSX, all ahead of Federal 215 primer

Since I was shooting 64 grains of Power Pro Varmint behind the 220 Hammer Hunter I decided to try 63.5 grains of Power Pro Varmint behind the 225 TSX The results @Bob Nelson 35Whelen

The ammo Sig P320 Sig P365XL

One shot, one hog

Exit in hide with the 220 Hammer bullet Just under hide

Has anyone tried CFE223 in the 216 Rem with 300 and or 350 grain bullets?

With bullets being difficult to come by and Hammer bullets being readily available I order 100 to try out. They are beautifully made

I've never seen the opening this large before. I bought a box of 50 which were all that were available. Has anyone seen this before?

I worked up to 64 grains behind the 250 grain Hornaday Interlock Next I will check accuracy at 200 yards Velocities were 2742 and 2748 FPS

65.5 grains of Power Pro Varmint behind the 225 grain Accubond gave this velocity of 2969FPS