Hornady reloading data...need help!

[mojoween]

Does anyone have a Hornady reloading book?

I need load data for .308 in 150gr and 168gr Hornady sst loads.

Please PM if you can help.

 

[GreenPanther]

I have it, but I am in the woods hunting. If you still need it around 9:30 tonight I can look it up when I get home.

 

[Clarke123]

I'm using Lyman's 49th Edition Reloading Handbook's Page 250 "most accurate load" data for a 150 GR JSP (I primarily use it with 147 GR FMJBT though - 1" groups at 100 yards is the norm for my FNAR - some times I get all 20 in that 1")

2.735 OAL - 150 GR JSP - 48 GR H380 - 2607 FPS - This is actually their minimum loading, and is published as their "most accurate load" for the 150 GR Projectile (Maximum is 52 GR - compressed)
The 48 GR loading is an almost "full case" (which I like) - H380 "meters like water" and is touted to be the same powder used in the famous Greek NATO 30-06 surplus ammunition that
everyone raves about. I have no qualms about recommending it!

 

[Zombie Ninja]

I've got one, 8th edition
What powder used??

 

[00_Green]

I have the third edition, lol.

 

[SemperWiFi]

Handy site if you rather have a tablet/notebook instead of an aging book - http://www.loaddata.com/members/search_detail.cfm?MetallicID=1669

 

[GreenPanther]

Not sure if you still need it, but this is out of Hornady's 8th edition.

The 150 Grain:





And the 168 grain:

 

[inkdaddy]

GP. I knew you were going to jump in! You are the man!

 

[GreenPanther]

GP. I knew you were going to jump in! You are the man!

That is why I have that manual. It is not good for much IMO other than loading their bullets.