Does this book have load data for 300 AAC Blackout?
291278
Data not noted. Suggest looking at Hornady website, and checking with website for Barnes Bullets.
291279
Yes, it does. Page 380 of Hornady's Edition 9 gives reloading data on the 300 Whisper/AAC Blackout round. It also gives the differences of the Whisper and AAC cartridges. If you are thinking about buying Edition 9, I don't believe you will be disappointed in the info throughout the manual. I bought my edition 9 for the .223 and 5.56 info.
291280
Mark, It does have load data, but they are light on the powder loads, I hand reloaded for my AAC upper with these loads it was short stroking, I switched to the specific load listed by AAC in the upper manual and have no issues, but for my 45ACP and 5.56 loads this book was pretty spot on. hope that helps.
291281
Dear Mark , The 9th Hornady has 7 pages of loads of the 300 AAC , starting with 110 gr projectiles , through 125-130 gr , 150-155 gr , 165-168gr , 178-180gr , 190 gr , 195 gr , 208 gr till 225gr .The velocity range is 2400 fps for the lightest projectile to 1400 fps for the heaviest of the 308 calibre Hornadys .RegardsPaul.
291282
Pages 380-386, covering 110 gr. to 225 gr. I can't speak to whether your favorite recipes or best loads are there, of course.
1122639
No. You need a die set for 300 blackout. 300 blackout is basically a 5.56/.223 cartridge cut down and resized in the neck to accept a .308 bullet and use the same bcg and magazine for a standard AR-15. In fact you can actually cut down 5.56 brass and use a 300 BO die to make 300 BO brass. Available at amazon: Lee Precision 300 Aac Blackout Very Limited Production 3-Die .
2131669
use the richard lee loader manual, or load info enclsoed with dies etc. Each powder has different cc factor.. there is a chart that gives a multiplier factor applied to load data grains and gives the cc and recommened lee powder scoop for that load.
430404
No, it doesn't give you Mode 6 Data; It only shows "Pass/Fail" modes,but not by how close they are to parameter limits. It does have "real"time analysis mode to help determine the "running" engine conditionat the time the DTC Code is set. OTC also builds the "Actron" OBD seriescode readers. They do build ones that will give you the Mode 6 data, butthey cost more than this one.
1470095
Yes, bullets it covers are 40gr,44gr,45gr,50gr, 52gr and 55gr. its also covers 22K Hornet. Its a great book.
1401599
I don't think you can do that. Watching the screen in operation it seems to display an RMS value updated at about 1 second intervals. If you watch immediately upon applying a load the first displayed number may (or may not) be close to the peak starting load. I'm not sure if the device also stores history data - I've never required such a feature.
1985554
This reader only reads ATA Flash cards. Not very reliable. Problems with Windows 7 and above. If you need something to read SRAM or Linear Flash ... let me know. This is not it.
2208514
This is the Lyman 49th edition copyright 2008. to add alliant has come out with new powers. look on line for say alliant and they have and reloading chart helps with new powerd that may not be in book.
51075
The device will read load current. However a 100A/200A DC shunt may not be what you need since changing currents are considerably much lower. Hence you will need to change the 100A/200A shunt to a lower scale/current rating to obtain a more accurate reading. There are shunts for this device on Amazon.
1823393
Nope it doesn't... The Hornady 9th edition manual does... It has loads for 110, 125-130, 150-155, 165-168, 178-180, 190, 195, 208 and 225 grain bullets.. Also look at www.hodgdon.com for online load data...
2135490
I believe I read up to 250. I do not have the owners manual with me at this location to read. I am 99% sure.
801278
It has load data for the 223, which is the same difference. I use it for my 223/5.56 loads. This is one of the most commonly loaded calibers, so any loading manual will have data on it.
1575506
Check the RCBS cross reference guide in thier catalog, I don't load that caliber, sorry.
958962
Wish it did, much better way to take readings ....but then it would need to have adjustment settings for amount of load for various motors/packs also.... $$
1247198
Yes, they have very complete data for the 6.5 Creedmoor on 95-100, 120-123, 129, 140 and 160 grain bullets. That's why I bought it!
1403806
Artur, I am sorry but don't remember all of the data that I read on this system. I can however, tell you that the information is on one of the data sheets avail from the manufacturer.
530635
The publish date on the 49th edition is about the same time the blackout ammo went on sale at all; so no that data is not in the book. It is a 30 cal round with around 1000 fps. I checked other 30 cal rounds for similar ballistics and didn't see anything close enough to publish a start point to experiment with. You might check with your die manufacturer since it is such a new round.