Hornady 308 loading data

[Ole Murph]

Ok. I have misplaced my hornady reloading book and I was planning on reloading some 168 grain AMAX rounds tonight and now my plans are foiled. Does anyone have the loading data? I guess I am going to have to get another book because mine has disappeared. Can someone post a pic of the loading data. The help would be mucho appreciated.

 

[strokin99]

Did this work

 

[strokin99]

Same page

 

[Ole Murph]

Boom. You da man. Thanks

 

[b.a.customkydex]

Get something other than the 168 amaxes, they are turds that can't be polished and really aren't a good choice.

I'd pick either 155's or 175's

 

[Ole Murph]

Well there is a reason I am loading these. Not my favorite choice, but I have to shoot them

 

[BHJ]

You might also check the Nosler or Sierra load data for most accurate load tested or accuracy loads. they are usually a great place to start when developing a new load. The a max is a really long bullet with a short bearing surface so pressure shouldn't be a problem. I have had mixed results with different rifles using the a max but my 700 VSF ,LR308 and 10 precision carbine shoot em better than many others I've tried. My 700CDL, 110s and 116s don't shoot em well at all.

 

[Chuckdog]

The A Max have shot great for me. My previous 24" Rem 5R would stack them. I haven't tried them in the 20" one I have now.

Reloader 15 has produced some great rounds, though I use a lot of Varget too.

I ain't overly fond of plastic tip bullets to begin with, seems a waste of space to me, but most of my turnbolt target loads never enter a magazine anyway.

I spoon feed them one at a time.