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any one tryed power pro varmint from alliant

Posted: Mon May 13, 2013 10:04 am
by harry
has any one worked up loads with alliant power pro varmint ? I just picked a pound up and was just wondering what to expect for accuracy ? thanks any info would be helpful. i plan on loading 39 sierras.

Re: any one tryed power pro varmint from alliant

Posted: Thu May 16, 2013 5:31 pm
by harry
WENT TO THE RANGE TODAY TO TRY OUT THE VARMINT POWDER FROM ALLIANT IT SHOOTS RATHER WELL I WAS SHOOTING HORNADY BRASS WITCH I AM NOT A FAN OF. HOW EVER THATS ALL I HAD TO LOAD AT THE TIME 39 BK A.O.L AT 2.31 AND REM 7 1/2 PRIMERS . SAVAGE ACTION MCGOWAN BARREL 1/11 TWIST 24IN BARREL . 5 SHOT AT 100YDS. 27.1GR .436 WITH 1 FLYER MAKING IT .907
27.2GR .498 WITH 1 FLYER MAKING IT 1.033
27.3 .619
27.4 .586 WITH 1 FLYER MAKING IT 1.162
THESE WHERE THE BEST GROUPS.
KEEP IN MIND THIS WAS HORNADY BRASS JUST NECK SIZED AND THE BULLETS WHERE NOT TRUED.

Re: any one tryed power pro varmint from alliant

Posted: Thu May 16, 2013 5:32 pm
by harry
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any one tryed power pro varmint from alliant

Posted: Thu May 16, 2013 10:39 pm
by TC Encore204
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Re: any one tryed power pro varmint from alliant

Posted: Sun May 19, 2013 9:04 pm
by harry
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Re: any one tryed power pro varmint from alliant

Posted: Wed May 29, 2013 8:26 pm
by harry
Went back to range today with different seating depth using 27.1 and 27.6 and my groups got wider!!!! My bolt was sticky so I measured my brass witch is nosler with about 6 firings I found different lengths so I need to trim. And I also ordered a fosrster neck bump die with bushings I hope this will fix the problem. I have been using rcbs dies . Any advice in tightning the groups up would be helpful ?

Re: any one tryed power pro varmint from alliant

Posted: Wed May 29, 2013 8:29 pm
by harry
I meant Forster die.

Re: any one tryed power pro varmint from alliant

Posted: Thu May 30, 2013 5:32 am
by Tokimini
harry wrote:WENT TO THE RANGE TODAY TO TRY OUT THE VARMINT POWDER FROM ALLIANT IT SHOOTS RATHER WELL I WAS SHOOTING HORNADY BRASS WITCH I AM NOT A FAN OF. HOW EVER THATS ALL I HAD TO LOAD AT THE TIME 39 BK A.O.L AT 2.31 AND REM 7 1/2 PRIMERS . SAVAGE ACTION MCGOWAN BARREL 1/11 TWIST 24IN BARREL . 5 SHOT AT 100YDS. 27.1GR .436 WITH 1 FLYER MAKING IT .907
27.2GR .498 WITH 1 FLYER MAKING IT 1.033
27.3 .619
27.4 .586 WITH 1 FLYER MAKING IT 1.162
THESE WHERE THE BEST GROUPS.
KEEP IN MIND THIS WAS HORNADY BRASS JUST NECK SIZED AND THE BULLETS WHERE NOT TRUED.
Don't you hate that one f'ing flyer that ruins another wise decent 5 shot group? I wish I could find a solution.

Re: any one tryed power pro varmint from alliant

Posted: Thu May 30, 2013 8:01 am
by harry
Yes it seems I spend more time trying to fix the flyer than trying to go hunting.

Re: any one tryed power pro varmint from alliant

Posted: Thu Aug 08, 2013 2:41 pm
by harry
Went to range today I think I found my fav load for power pro varmint!!!! At 400 yds I got a 1.212 in group!!!! I don't know about other shooters but I am very pleased!!!! I was shooting 27.1 grns ,nosler brass , rem 7 1/2 br, and 39bks. With over length to the oge at 1.932... Pics to follow

Re: any one tryed power pro varmint from alliant

Posted: Thu Aug 08, 2013 2:54 pm
by harry
Here's pics
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Re: any one tryed power pro varmint from alliant

Posted: Thu Aug 08, 2013 5:34 pm
by harry
Also groups should get smaller i was shooting off of a folding plastic picnic table so I had more movement then I would from a sturdy bench.

Re: any one tryed power pro varmint from alliant

Posted: Tue Sep 10, 2013 5:03 pm
by 65WSM
I was very pleased with my rifles groups with the Forster "Bump" bushing die. I also suggest that you seat with the Wilson arbor seater. I also have a Wilson size die but the Forster bump die is more accurate in my chamber. My disappointment with the Wilson seater may be because of the short neck on the .204 Ruger. I have a .20 PPC under development that may answer that question.