204 Ruger and ADI 2206
204 Ruger and ADI 2206
Have any of our 204 shooters done any reloading using 39 or 40 gr bullets and 2206? I'm interested in whatever you decided was your max load. Chrony numbers too if you have them.
And yes, I know that it probably isn't the best powder for the job, nor is it likely to be available for all that much longer.
And yes, I know that it probably isn't the best powder for the job, nor is it likely to be available for all that much longer.
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Simply to illustrate the fact that 2206h is so good as JB already knows. He is also a 204um member and will have heard a lot of respected members recommend both. He may even have already tried 10. Sorry it was too subtle for you DrewDrew Jaeger wrote:So why mention RE-10?trevort wrote:we all use 2206h, he wanted t know 2206.
Have some Jb and have some Re10 but cant bring myself to try when 2206h does so well. i will try re 10 when i get the new one
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I know about 2206H and the 39 gr Blitzking. We have been using that combination since aquiring our first 204.
I have a supply of 2206. More than enough to make it worth doing load development for it.
Most 204s are 1:12 twist, and very iffy with any bullet heavier than the 39 Sierra. This one is 1:10, and should be able to use the 40 gr bullets (as well as the lighter ones). 2206 is a suitable powder for this use. In fact, ADI 2219, BM2, 2206 and 2206H will all produce results within 50 fps.
I have a supply of 2206. More than enough to make it worth doing load development for it.
Most 204s are 1:12 twist, and very iffy with any bullet heavier than the 39 Sierra. This one is 1:10, and should be able to use the 40 gr bullets (as well as the lighter ones). 2206 is a suitable powder for this use. In fact, ADI 2219, BM2, 2206 and 2206H will all produce results within 50 fps.