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Sierra manual
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ammo.crafter
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Sierra
Tons of reloading info for the .270 online.
Check it out.
Tons of reloading info for the .270 online.
Check it out.
William T. Watts
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I have an older Sierra 50th Anniversary edition manual!
Sierra 130gr S/Point Boat tail and flat base SP bullet OAL 3.300 using H4831 min 53.7gr max 59.5gr!!
Sierra 140gr SP Boat tail OAL 3.300 using H4831 Min 50.9gr Max 57.9 gr!! Start low and work up in .3gr increments, do not use a maximum charge unless you do a proper work up beginning with the starting load!! No short cuts!! Make sure you use a magnum primer with the slower burning powders!! Further, I would suggest you buy a current manual to help select the proper charge for what ever powder you choose to use and not depend on other people to supply you with the correct min and max charge!! Before you do anything read the manual from cover to cover first.. William
Sierra 130gr S/Point Boat tail and flat base SP bullet OAL 3.300 using H4831 min 53.7gr max 59.5gr!!
Sierra 140gr SP Boat tail OAL 3.300 using H4831 Min 50.9gr Max 57.9 gr!! Start low and work up in .3gr increments, do not use a maximum charge unless you do a proper work up beginning with the starting load!! No short cuts!! Make sure you use a magnum primer with the slower burning powders!! Further, I would suggest you buy a current manual to help select the proper charge for what ever powder you choose to use and not depend on other people to supply you with the correct min and max charge!! Before you do anything read the manual from cover to cover first.. William
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You can find the Sierra Manual at Midway Shooting Supplies.
http://www.midwayusa.com/s?userSearchQuery=sierra+manual
http://www.midwayusa.com/s?userSearchQuery=sierra+manual
TLewis81,
While some boards ignore copyrights, we don't, so putting up manual pictures is not allowed without getting the author's permission first. See the board policy, here.
Quoting a load or two is not a problem, but a whole manual entry is. As mentioned, call Sierra and they will hook you up.
While some boards ignore copyrights, we don't, so putting up manual pictures is not allowed without getting the author's permission first. See the board policy, here.
Quoting a load or two is not a problem, but a whole manual entry is. As mentioned, call Sierra and they will hook you up.