Kenneth L. Walters
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Ballisti-Cast has a 385 grain bullet for the 460 magnum. Anyone have loading data for that using either 5744 or Unique?
Ballisti-Cast & the 460 magnum
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Skip Sackett
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Here is a link to their data.
http://www.accuratepowder.com/data/Acc%20Guide%20v3.3%20version.pdf
If it were me, I would extrapolate and come up with a viable solution or call them in the morning to get a load. They are great folks to work with and will be glad to help!
http://www.accuratepowder.com/data/Acc%20Guide%20v3.3%20version.pdf
If it were me, I would extrapolate and come up with a viable solution or call them in the morning to get a load. They are great folks to work with and will be glad to help!
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Kenneth L. Walters
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On my computer nearly half their pages turn out to be unreadable. The solid black background blurs the writing.
Skip Sackett
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460 S&W
Barrel: 8.37" ■ Twist: 1-20" ■ Primer: WIN WLR ■ Bullet Dia.: .452"
Reduced Loads
5744 240 HDY XTP 27.0 1,230
5744 260 NOS PART 28.0 1,250
5744 300 SIE JSP 26.0 1,210
Reduced Loads, Lead Bullets
5744 335 CP WLNGC 25.5 1,200
5744 360 CP WLNGC 26.0 1,220
Standard Loads
5744 240 HDY XTP 40.0 1,836 44.0 2,035 58,200 2.188
5744 260 NOS PART 36.0 1,685 40.0 1,880 55,000 2.192
5744 300 SIE JSP 34.0 1,590 38.0 1,785 57,800 2.208
No. 9 240 HDY XTP 34.0 1,820 38.0 2,000 59,300 2.188
No. 9 260 NOS PART 31.5 1,740 35.0 1,895 59,000 2.192
No. 9 300 SIE JSP 30.0 1,620 34.0 1,790 61,000 2.208
4100 240 HDY XTP 41.4 1,895 46.0 2,145 58,700 2.160
4100 260 NOS PART 36.9 1,843 41.0 2,048 58,200 2.180
4100 300 NOS PART 35.1 1,820 39.0 2,042 57,800 2.187
1680 240 HDY XTP 45.0 1,713 50.0 1,985 53,300 2.188
1680 260 NOS PART 41.5 1,628 46.0 1,860 51,500 2.192
1680 300 SIE JSP 40.5 1,590 45.0 1,810 57,000 2.208
Lead Bullets
5744 335 CP WLNGC 32.0 1,500 36.5 1,710 59,600 2.181
5744 360 CP WLNGC 31.5 1,480 35.0 1,640 59,800 2.199
No. 9 335 CP WLNGC 28.0 1,510 31.5 1,660 61,000 2.181
No. 9 360 CP WLNGC 27.0 1,450 30.0 1,580 60,438 2.199
4100 335 CP WLNGC 31.0 1,520 34.5 1,675 60,000 2.181
4100 360 CP WLNGC 29.7 1,450 33.0 1,595 59,100 2.199
1680 335 CP WLNGC 38.0 1,500 42.0 1,684 59,700 2.181
1680 360 CP WLNGC 36.0 1,400 39.5 1,600 57,500 2.199
Barnes XPB Bullets
No. 9 200 BAR XPB 41.4 2,168 46.0 2,409 56,690 2.289
No. 9 275 BAR XPB 34.2 1,805 38.0 2,006 57,750 2.289
4100 200 BAR XPB 42.0 2,030 46.7 2,255 46,492 2.289
4100 275 BAR XPB 34.9 1,757 38.7 1,952 53,348 2.289
Barrel: 8.37" ■ Twist: 1-20" ■ Primer: WIN WLR ■ Bullet Dia.: .452"
Reduced Loads
5744 240 HDY XTP 27.0 1,230
5744 260 NOS PART 28.0 1,250
5744 300 SIE JSP 26.0 1,210
Reduced Loads, Lead Bullets
5744 335 CP WLNGC 25.5 1,200
5744 360 CP WLNGC 26.0 1,220
Standard Loads
5744 240 HDY XTP 40.0 1,836 44.0 2,035 58,200 2.188
5744 260 NOS PART 36.0 1,685 40.0 1,880 55,000 2.192
5744 300 SIE JSP 34.0 1,590 38.0 1,785 57,800 2.208
No. 9 240 HDY XTP 34.0 1,820 38.0 2,000 59,300 2.188
No. 9 260 NOS PART 31.5 1,740 35.0 1,895 59,000 2.192
No. 9 300 SIE JSP 30.0 1,620 34.0 1,790 61,000 2.208
4100 240 HDY XTP 41.4 1,895 46.0 2,145 58,700 2.160
4100 260 NOS PART 36.9 1,843 41.0 2,048 58,200 2.180
4100 300 NOS PART 35.1 1,820 39.0 2,042 57,800 2.187
1680 240 HDY XTP 45.0 1,713 50.0 1,985 53,300 2.188
1680 260 NOS PART 41.5 1,628 46.0 1,860 51,500 2.192
1680 300 SIE JSP 40.5 1,590 45.0 1,810 57,000 2.208
Lead Bullets
5744 335 CP WLNGC 32.0 1,500 36.5 1,710 59,600 2.181
5744 360 CP WLNGC 31.5 1,480 35.0 1,640 59,800 2.199
No. 9 335 CP WLNGC 28.0 1,510 31.5 1,660 61,000 2.181
No. 9 360 CP WLNGC 27.0 1,450 30.0 1,580 60,438 2.199
4100 335 CP WLNGC 31.0 1,520 34.5 1,675 60,000 2.181
4100 360 CP WLNGC 29.7 1,450 33.0 1,595 59,100 2.199
1680 335 CP WLNGC 38.0 1,500 42.0 1,684 59,700 2.181
1680 360 CP WLNGC 36.0 1,400 39.5 1,600 57,500 2.199
Barnes XPB Bullets
No. 9 200 BAR XPB 41.4 2,168 46.0 2,409 56,690 2.289
No. 9 275 BAR XPB 34.2 1,805 38.0 2,006 57,750 2.289
4100 200 BAR XPB 42.0 2,030 46.7 2,255 46,492 2.289
4100 275 BAR XPB 34.9 1,757 38.7 1,952 53,348 2.289
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Kenneth L. Walters
Member
That I can read. Thanks!
duckloads
Member
Watch out for that 5744. I tried using 5744 for my 460 XVR using 300 gr Speer JHP's. I even had a couple of discussions with the 5744 technicians.
Long story short, I blew up a bunch of cases (10-12) trying to figure out the powder. The cases would each separate in the exact same place and in the exact same manner. I would be left ejecting a 1/2" long case and have to pick out the remaining "tube" with a pencil. Some full length cases would be left with a white ring at the same location indicating impending failure.
I gave up and traded nearly 2 lbs of the stuff. Now I shoot 2 powders in my 460. Tailboss for powder puff loads and H-110 for full power. The powder puff loads still propell a 300gr Speer JHP at 1,000 fps.
good luck
Long story short, I blew up a bunch of cases (10-12) trying to figure out the powder. The cases would each separate in the exact same place and in the exact same manner. I would be left ejecting a 1/2" long case and have to pick out the remaining "tube" with a pencil. Some full length cases would be left with a white ring at the same location indicating impending failure.
I gave up and traded nearly 2 lbs of the stuff. Now I shoot 2 powders in my 460. Tailboss for powder puff loads and H-110 for full power. The powder puff loads still propell a 300gr Speer JHP at 1,000 fps.
good luck
