Hey guys!
I haven't been able to find this combo anywhere, but I was curious if anyone had load data for Hornady .22cal FMJ-BT projectiles + Accurate #7 powder.
I don't think I'll have any issues stabilizing this projectile - I plan on using them in my 3DP90, which is a 3d printed clone of the P9O that uses 1:7 twist barrele in 12.5" lengths or 16" (12.5" in my case, it's a pistol build)
Thanks guys!
55gr Sub Sonic w/ Accurate #7
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Re: 55gr Sub Sonic w/ Accurate #7
I have tried a few loads way back when... It was posted on here at one point but photobucket went pay-to-play.
Anyway
![Image](https://i.imgur.com/3D3gVd0.jpeg)
Anyway
![Image](https://i.imgur.com/3D3gVd0.jpeg)
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Re: 55gr Sub Sonic w/ Accurate #7
Oh nice!Rapier1772 wrote: ↑17 Feb 2024, 00:33I have tried a few loads way back when... It was posted on here at one point but photobucket went pay-to-play.
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Looks like I should start with 3.3gr and move up? Supposedly Accurate had a formula change at some point, would this data be pre or post formula change?
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Re: 55gr Sub Sonic w/ Accurate #7
I could get a little more speed out of that load yet but since you're using a longer barrel, 3.3 might be a good start.
I have no idea when they did the formula change but the testing dates are on the pic, your google's as good as mine
I have no idea when they did the formula change but the testing dates are on the pic, your google's as good as mine
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