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Bullet and powder advice for 1:8 .223 for target/coyote shooting
- Thread starter Rodney65
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60 Vmax w/H322 or N-133
62 / 65 Sierra BTSP or 64 Sierra TGK w/N-133 or Benchmark.
69 TMK, Benchmark / N-135 / 8208
Inside of 250 yds, I’d take the extra velocity that the 60-65 gr bullets offer, might go as heavy as 69 TMK.
Longer shots, might go 73 ELD-M, 75 Black Sabre or 77 TMK.
I just got some 62 and 75 Black Sabre bullets, haven’t had a chance to load any of these bullets yet for accuracy & velocity testing.
62 / 65 Sierra BTSP or 64 Sierra TGK w/N-133 or Benchmark.
69 TMK, Benchmark / N-135 / 8208
Inside of 250 yds, I’d take the extra velocity that the 60-65 gr bullets offer, might go as heavy as 69 TMK.
Longer shots, might go 73 ELD-M, 75 Black Sabre or 77 TMK.
I just got some 62 and 75 Black Sabre bullets, haven’t had a chance to load any of these bullets yet for accuracy & velocity testing.
No. You would be better off getting all of the correct info and understanding what to do with it.
No, we mention distance to the lands so people know what kind of jump the bullet likes to be accurate. That way others can use that number off THEIR lands..
COAL is just a number and may work in ones rifle and not in another's because their distance to lands mat be different.
