) After a few warm up shots, I managed to stick 5 of them into about a half-inch, which is as good as they've ever shot for me, heck, it's half the group size of what I'd gotten before! In fact, they shot better than the 32 VMs I loaded with the same rather mild charge (27.5 gr. of 2460) I think the load will need a boost, it sooted the case necks quite a bit on the outside, but for a relatively inexpensive bullet, and a powder that was brand-new to me, I think it warrants more dinking around.I used 27.5 of AA2230-C with the same bullets on a PD trip this summer, and they worked awfully well, and 2460 is supposed to be similar to 2230-C, hence my interest in it. 2230-C is no longer available (it was a non-canister powder surplused out by Accurate Arms a few years ago). 2230-C burned cleanly and didn't heat the barrel up too awfully badly, it was a wonderful powder. 2450 seemed awfully dirty in comparison, but I think a bit more powder will make it burn cleaner.
The range was awfully busy yesterday, there was no way to retrieve the targets for pictures, or to set up a chronograph.
It's really hardly worth mentioning, but it might help someone shoot up those 34s they've got on hand, or it might lead to a good load for PDs that won't burn up the wallet quite so bad. That particular load was also quite cool-burning, but I think it needs more heat to shoot cleaner, so that might be a wash.
If you've got some of the Midway bullets and haven't gotten them to shoot well, you might go ahead and try them with 2460, just for the heck of it.
I have shot a number of half inch 5 shot groups with them. I'm looking around to playing around with these things again next summer 
, and I expect some loss there, but I had high hopes because I like to plink around now and then, and they just didn't make the grade. For PDs, I'll probably stick with Benchmark, I hate to clean out in the field, and Benchmark is really clean stuff.
. They should work well,Maybe even toss one in the X ring when I'm off target 
I ran them at 3930 fps with Benchmark and 2230-C both, and anything that fast will treat a PD roughly, even an FMJ. Other posters here have claimed they go to pieces much over 4000fps, and I'll take their word for it. My rifle seems to like the 3900 range well enough for me to just stay there. Besides, that's still a lot faster than a .223....
Don't be scared of the Dogtown/Varmint Extremes, they work well enough under 300 yards to kill stuff, even little stuff like PD pups. Midsouth's prices beat Midway's all to pieces, on the same bullet, so I'd advise buying from Midsouth, who wasn't carrying them when I got mine.
