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BruceRDucer,
Finding the exact powder charge might prove a little difficult as the manufacturers usually won't release that. You could try asking around in the handloading forum.
The most accurate way to obtain velocity figures is using a chronograph.
Here's Remington Ballistics for the Express Bronze Point:
http://www.remington.com/products/a...mparative_ballistics_results.aspx?data=R30066
Looks like they are using a 24" barrel and getting 2700 f/s @ muzzle.
In the Lyman 48th Reloading handbook, looks like a good average powder charge is about 55 grains for a 180 gr. bullet.
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Finding the exact powder charge might prove a little difficult as the manufacturers usually won't release that. You could try asking around in the handloading forum.
The most accurate way to obtain velocity figures is using a chronograph.
Here's Remington Ballistics for the Express Bronze Point:
http://www.remington.com/products/a...mparative_ballistics_results.aspx?data=R30066
Looks like they are using a 24" barrel and getting 2700 f/s @ muzzle.
In the Lyman 48th Reloading handbook, looks like a good average powder charge is about 55 grains for a 180 gr. bullet.
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