H110 loads needed.

[Mike Bell]

I need some super sonic .300 WTF, H110 loads with these bullets if you want to share Help a brother out so I can get shooting.

16" TP555 Barrel, pistol port with TP555 adjustable gas block.

Hornady 150gr. Interlock

Barnes 130gr. TTSX

Hornady 165 gr. SP (old stuff I got left over from 15 years ago, only have about 25 bullets)

[N310toN170]

http://data.hodgdon.com/cartridge_load.asp

H110 can be terribly temp sensitive but this time of year should be good; careful using these same rounds come summer!

[gary0529]

I agree with N310,
I have reloaded and shot the 300 -221 from a custom bolt setup for the past 3 or 4 years and have found H110 too erratic for my needs. I pretty much have gone to Lil'Gun for my subsonic needs.

Now, this is what MY gun likes, YMMV,
I have found that 8.8gr LilGun under a 308 Lehigh/20gr. Berger .17, CCI small rifle primer and trimmed 221 brass produces just about 1060fps all day long, no more bouncing up above speed of sound as temps climb or barrel heats up and transfers to round sitting in chamber for a few extra minutes.

Gary

[Rancid Coolaid]

H110 is also positionally sensitive, so be sure the powder is all at the bottom of the case (or close) when you ignite it.

I used H110 for about 6 months before scrapping it, too many problems.

Good luck.

[Mike Bell]

Well I guess I'll just shoot up what I can for now.

I will be shooting supersonic so... I guess Ill find another powder.

[Titleiiredneck]

Aa#9 is my go to for subs, h110 is erratic on subs but never used it on supersonics.

Hodgons reloading data center has blacout data for supersonics with h110

[martineta]

I shoot H110 for supersonics 125 gr Nos BT's. Never had any accuracy issues shooting from 26 inch shilen encore barrel JD Jones made for me. Subsonics I shoot Vt N110 and 220 Sierras, 225 outlaw state, and 220 outlaw states. No problems with accuracy here either. I never tried H110 for the heavy stuff.

[ohnomrbillk]

JD Jones will tell you H110 is the go to powder for the 300. I've had good luck with it. The sub loads are an exercise in consistent reloading practices. Such a little charge means minor variations can have big consequences in velocity and tragectory.

JD told me the best way is to use a Dillon progressive. Combine 10 consecutive powder charges and weigh. Divide that number by ten, and that is your actual charge, with on extra digit of accuracy. In his opinion, there is less variation in the Dillon measure using H110 than the average guy can measure on a reloading scale because the powder charge is so small.

Right, wrong, or indifferent, I run it his way. It works.

[TNinfidel]

I am loading my Barnes 130gr TTSX at 18.5grs of H110.

2063 FPS out of a Delta Company Arms 300 BLK 9" barrel, 1/8 twist.

[Mike Bell]

TNinfidel I have a 16" barrel and was thinking about starting at 17grs. for that same TTSX 130 gr bullet. Then work up to 18.5 if needed. Any problems with 17grs in a 16" tube?