Powder ALL Accurate 2015 Accurate 2230 Accurate 5744 Alliant Powder 2000-MR Alliant Powder AR-Comp Alliant Powder Reloder 10x Alliant Powder Reloder 15 Alliant Powder Reloder 7 Hodgdon Benchmark Hodgdon BL-C(2) Hodgdon CFE 223 Hodgdon H322 Hodgdon … I just tried the 300 gr Berger Hybrid with 94 grs Retumbo, same OAL, and got 2807. Powder and bullet manufacturers produce data for the .338 Federal which is tested for velocity in 24” barrels. Group was right at .75".

Do you primarily hunt medium sized game animals like deer, feral hogs , or black bear at ranges within 200 yards? Campfire Regular.

Pistol; Rifle; Cowboy; GR. About the same as a 30-06. My 27 1/2" barreled .338 Edge with 285 ELD-M's are 3.033" to the lands, and I can't find the exact grains of powder load in my data sheets.

I found these on LoadData.com. My Son in Law used it and the 185 TSX Federal factory load on nice mule deer one year. Thanks in advance Jason Tags: None. Any more bullet weight than that, you loose velocity big time, and you'd be better served to gravitate towards a 358 winchester if you intend to shoot 250 grain bullets or larger.

And the 210gr PT is simply perfect for Elk out of a 338 fed. It is really bullet length but use the 210 gr as a guide so one do not use up the space needed for powder. Campfire Regular. I first tried Alliant Power pro 2000MR which did extremely well in the .308 and 165 Swift AF bullet, for 2750fps ( 30.06 territory) but it only produced best accuracy with the 338 Fed/160 TTSX around 2750. 338 Federal Load Data; 338-06 A-Square Load Data; 338 Winchester Magnum Load Data; 330 Dakota Load Data; 340 Weatherby Magnum Load Data; 338 Remington Ultra Magnum Load Data; 338 Lapua Magnum Load Data; 338-378 Weatherby Magnum Load Data; 358 Winchester Load Data; 350 Remington Magnum Load Data; 35 Whelen Load Data ; 358 Norma Magnum Load Data; 358 Shooting Times … Good Evening: I am in the process of buying the Savage 11/111 Trophy Hunter XP. 93 grains: 2821, 2795, 2794 trigger/bedding and it is a shooter. Member. Similar recipes but with three to five percent more powder in the .338-.300 RSAUM (with 24-inch barrel) delivered 2,849 fps, and I don't believe I'm pushing any pressure limits. I admit to only trying two powders in the 338 Fed and the Barnes 160 TTSX. the 338fed has the same bore to fill but with less powder to work with. vs. .338 Federal vs. .45-70 Govt. I don't even use .338 Federal brass in mine since it is so much cheaper to get .308 brass and resize it. His buddy used his own Tikka in 338 Federal/same load to shoot a nice muley also, plus a big spike elk.

Bold mine. TAC was the real "nitro", wonder powder! I had a little work done to it,i.e. The .308 Winchester, .338 Federal, and .358 Winchester are all wonderfully suited for hunting medium game like black bear, mule deer, blacktail deer, whitetail deer, roe deer, and fallow deer. Mag.