IMR 4350 is a perfect fit for the 7x57mm Mauser cartridge.
My first center-fire rifle in 1969 was a 7x57mm and after being rebarreled I still own that rifle.
Ruger M-77s are sometimes a little hard to tune up for super tight groups. But it can be done with glass bedding and lapping the bore.
CAUTION ********* JUST BECAUSE IT WORKED IN MY RIFLE DOES NOT MEAN IT IS SAFE IN YOUR RIFLE>
Here are some loads that are accurate in my Mauser with a Douglas 20 inch barrel and a 1 in 10 twist rate.
All groups at 100 yards
120gr Hornady SP
45.0gr H-4895
WW brass, WLR primer
col- 3.025 in,
Vel=2,880 fps and a 0.75 inch group
139gr Hornady Spitzer
50.0 grains IMR 4350
WW / WLR
COL. 3.028
Vel=2,780 and a 2.0 inch group
150gr Nosler Ballistic tip
WW brass / CCI primers
3.042 col all loads
49.3gr IMR 4350 and CCI 200 = 2,700 fps and a 0.60 inch group
42.5gr IMR 4064 and CCI 200 = 2,545 fps and a 0.35 inch group
154gr Hornady Spire Point
Privi Brass / CCI-200
3.065 col
44.0 grains IMR 4320 Vel= 2,600 fps and a 0.55 inch group
42.5 grains IMR 4064 vel= 2,515 fps and a 1.3 inch group
49.0 grains IMR 4350 vel= 2,633 fps and a 1.1 inch group
162 grain Hornady national match HPBT
Lapua Brass / CCI-200
3.025 col
48.1 grains IMR 4831, Vel= 2,575fps and a 0.35 inch group
Same as above but with federal match primer = 1.25 inch group
175 grain Sierra Game King BT
46.5 grains IMR -4831
Privi Brass / CCI=200
3.050 col
vel= 2550 fps and a 1.0 inch group
When I find more of my notes I will post more...
RL-22 and RL-19 are great powders for the 7x57mm
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