Does this manual include .300 AAC Blackout load data? If so, what bullet weights?
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...
1823394
No, there is no specific listing for the .300 ACC in the Lyman Manual. The most information for that cartridge is available in Hodgdon's Annual Manual, which offers practical loads of 110-135 grain bullets, as well as a dubious sub-sonic load with a 220 grain BTHP.
1823395
I cant find no .300AAC Blackout loads . Is this a wild cat? I have never herd of this round at all! Can you tell me more and send picks of this round? You have my interest!
2057463
You will need a SET of die's for the caliber you want to load and you will need the shell plate designed for that caliber. Someone said this item does not include dies and shellplate.
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.
1283436
Yes. Has a write up by Pat Sweeney and covers 69, 77, 80 grain bullets. Most accurate was the A-2230 at max load of 23.5 for the 69 gr. The RL15 was most accurate for the heavier bullets of 77/80 gr at 23.0 gr. All data with a barrel of 1-7, 20", and a WSR primer.
870309
It loads from small center fire to large magnums. Just buy the right dies for you caliber.
899971
No, you have to get the specific dies for the caliber you are loading separately.
576056
It's an import from China, I loaded 300 precision 22-250 cartridges last winter, (nearly sold gun because it seemed wore out due to very poor accuracy), turns out scale fluctuated .8 grain. I trickle all my precision loads and thought it was odd that my powder measure was like that. I used my RCBS scale to check after disassembling some of the loads. I have a lot of practice rounds now. I can't think of a good use for the Hornady scale now.
1512203
No it won't. There is a set for the 300 aac blackout, and I have it as well, major differences between the two calibers just the projectile is the same size.
2082868
Loads via the magazine. It is a 400 round magazine. Thanks Pyramyd Air Team
1379214
I don't have a .308 I have .556 and a 300 blackout. I haven't had any issues with them when you install them just make sure you put just a little blue Loctite on them now they come with Loctite on them but I put just a little more on the threads. About 500 rounds later they haven't moved however your mileage may vary.I hope this helps
530631
No it doesn't, or the 7.62x38 Nagant Revolver, 6.5mm Grendal and the .50 cal Beowolf. Its mainly a general reference for popular loadings. So any thing new in the last 5yrs or obscure is lacking.Do what I do and use the internet and common sense experience to work up a safe load.
2085490
No, it contains data for 150gr and 175gr while lymans 49th edition reloading manual has info for 150gr jacketed and 155gr jacketed so if you had both you could compare their data between jacketed and lead and come up with a reasonable estimation of what to load.
979596
Yes, as long as the barrel is threaded for 5/8x24. 300 blackout has a bullet diameter of .308 and should easily pass through. I shoot .311 bullets through mine with no issues.
1299267
I load 9MM, 40S&W;, 308 Win, 270 Win, 30-06 Springfield, and 35 Rem. I plan on loading 45 ACP and 357 Mag when I get the dies. You're only limited by imagination, and of course dies and brass. The Lee Classic Turret Press serves me perfectly. Good luck...
291278
Data not noted. Suggest looking at Hornady website, and checking with website for Barnes Bullets.
1109788
No, .300 Win Mag only. I don't think they have one for the .300 AAC Blackout yet, as (I think) it is a relatively new (circa 2011) cartridge made especially for the M4 Carbine.
2257724
This stock, recoil spring and plug worked for my simple .223/5.56 build but for your application Would highly recommend that you check the recoil spring tension specification for your .300 AAC build with the manufacturer of your upper receiver. Good luck with your build.