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Title: Load Data for Armi Sport 1853 Enfield
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Started 2 years, 3 months ago (2007-04-02 20:46:00)  by Aggie85
Greetings, Just purchased an Armi Sport 1853 Enfield. My first muzzle loader. I was looking for load data. I was planning on shooting a 510gr. bullet with Hodgdon Triple Seven (2F) powder. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Joe P.
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Started 2 years, 3 months ago (2007-04-02 21:24:00)  by johan_steele
Keep the heavy bullet and start experimenting w/ 60 gr 2F and work your way down. Mine P53 Armi-Sport shot about 6" high and IIRC to the right. A little sight work and experimentation w/ the load... you can have a good shooter. The NSSA site might be your best bet www.n-ssa.org as I know many shooters prefer to use a lighter load of approx 40 gr of 3F and attain some outstanding groups ...
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Started 2 years, 3 months ago (2007-04-02 22:35:00)  by Aggie85
Thanks for the fast feedback. Is the 60gr. measured by weight or by volume? From what I have read I understand it to be by volume, but I want to make sure. Sorry for what I believe to be muzzle loading 101 question. To used to reloading for Garands and other service rifles....... Thanks, Joe P.
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Aggie85
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Load Data for Armi Sport 1853...
Published (2007-04-02 20:46:00)
Greetings, Just purchased an Armi Sport 1853 Enfield. My first muzzle loader. I was looking for load data. I was planning on shooting a 510gr. bullet with Hodgdon Triple Seven (2F) powder. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Joe P.
johan_steele
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Load Data for Armi Sport 1853...
Published (2007-04-02 21:24:00)
Keep the heavy bullet and start experimenting w/ 60 gr 2F and work your way down. Mine P53 Armi-Sport shot about 6&quot; high and IIRC to the right. A little sight work and experimentation w/ the load... you can have a good shooter. The NSSA site might be your best bet www.n-ssa.org as I know many shooters prefer to use a lighter load of approx 40 gr of 3F and attain some outstanding groups at 100 yards. I prefer to try to keep to the...