Help with 9.3x62 load data

[FishHunterPro]

I'm going to try and make a load for my friends 9.3x62 today and I could use some help with some data.

This is what I have to use.
I have seller & bellot brass
Remington LR and WLR primers on hand
Imr4064
Varget
Imr4350
Barnes 250gr ttsx

Thanks for any help !

[Davey Boy]

Speers has loads for 270 grain. This is from Noslers 7.

[FishHunterPro]

Originally Posted by Davey Boy

Speers has loads for 270 grain. This is from Noslers 7.

Thanks for the help

[connexion123]

PM me your e-mail. I have some data I can send you.

[Pioneer2]

RE#15 is super.I use it and 286gr bullets in mine.One wolf ,one deer and a cow moose.Harold

[oldgutpile]

I use vitN135 in mine for both 250 and 286 gr loads. I found that both 4064 and 4350 loads were really compressed and had to be settled numerous times to allow room for bullet seating. They work, and they should be consistent burning, but a pain in the butt to load.

Another powder that I found works extremely well, is imr4007ssc. Excellent results, but a bit hard to find at times. Other forums had recommended Rl17, but that is like finding four-leaf clovers.

[CheeseBurger]

Varget works well for a lot of guys. So does BL-C(2) and RL15 as has been mentioned. If you are not on CGN, pm me and I will send you a bunch of links to load data that has been compiled over there. Although that might be what connexion123 is sending you too!

I'm currently doing load development with 270gr Speers, Varget and RL15. Haven't decided on which powder is going to work best for my rifle yet.

[dogslayer403]

ramshot big game worked well for me under hornady 286g

[FishHunterPro]

Thanks guys , I used the data above and loaded up with varget, I did up 15rds . 5 @ 55.5gr,56 and 56.5. Should have time to test them tomorrow.

[Donny Bear]

53.5 iMR 4064 250 gr Barnes TSX sub moa

[FishHunterPro]

Well we tested the rounds out tonight and it seemed like the rifle like anything we put through it.

We tested 3 different batches, 55.5,56 and 56.5gr of varget . The fasted seemed to have an edge over the rest .

Starting on the right side of the target from the top is the fastest and work your way down to the slowest. The left side I was testing some 270win I did up.

[stob]

I have had great success with 55.5gr of Varget over a rem 9.5 primer and 286gr Hirnady Interlocks (.80 - .87) groups consistently

Have run these to 59 gr Varget with no pressure signs, however the groups opened up

Gun was a husquvarna and 24" barrell

One 47" Shiras Moose (200 m) and One Bison (100 m) - one shot each in chest and dropped on the spot