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Reloading Cheat Sheet

This document provides reloading information for the 7.62x39 Russian rifle round, including maximum recommended starting loads for various bullet weights using different powders. It notes that the bullet diameter is .311 inches, which is the same as the British .303 round. It is commonly used in AK-47 and SKS rifles, and warns that some surplus military ammunition uses steel cases that are not suitable for reloading.

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Reloading Cheat Sheet

This document provides reloading information for the 7.62x39 Russian rifle round, including maximum recommended starting loads for various bullet weights using different powders. It notes that the bullet diameter is .311 inches, which is the same as the British .303 round. It is commonly used in AK-47 and SKS rifles, and warns that some surplus military ammunition uses steel cases that are not suitable for reloading.

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Reloading The 7.

62x39 Russian Rifle (Note: These are maximum loads, you should use 10% less to start.) (See note on Powders below or read all about various Powders.) Bullet is .311" diameter. (This is same dia. as British .303) This is the round shot in the AK-47, the SKS and several other good autos on the used military rifle scene. Some of the thousands of rounds of military ammo are STEEL cases and not suitable for reloading. To verify which is which, carry a small magnet and check whether the cases are brass or steel. If you buy steel, plan to discard them after use. Almost all military ammo uses the 123 grain FMJ bullet. There are loads for a 15 0 grain bullet, but this will not work in many of the autos. This would be best suited in something like the Ruger Bolt Action for this cartridge. MAXIMUM LOADS - - DO NOT EXCEED ---------------------------------------122-125 grain Speer SP or FMJ Reloader 7 25.5 gr. 2,330 FPS H4895 29.0 gr. 2,249 H4198 26.5 gr. 2,378 2400 15.3 gr. 1,915 A1680 25.5 gr. 2,368 A2230 29.5 gr. 2,176 IMR 4895 29.0 gr. 2,198 compressed Viht. N120 23.2 gr. 2,258 (123 grain Hornady FMJ) Viht. N120 24.0 gr. 2,350 (123 grain Hornady FMJ) ----------------------------------------150 grain Speer Spire SP H4895 28.0 gr. 2,154 FPS H4198 24.5 gr. 2,122 2400 14.8 gr. 1,800 Reloader7 24.8 gr. 2,145 A1680 22.5 gr. 2,055 A2230 27.0 gr. 1,976 ----------------------------------------* #2400, Reloader 7, 11, 12, and 15 are products of Alliant (formerly Hercules) Po wders. H380, H414, H450, H4350 and H4895 are IMR 3031 and IMR 4895 are products of A2230, A2495, A2700, A3100, A2015 and y WMR, WSF, WSL, 760, 748, 680, 231 and Div. Viht N120, N130 and N140 are products Primers: CCI #34, 200, BR2, CCI 250 Winchester WLR, WLRM (good with ball powder) Wolf LR products of Hodgdon Powders. IMR (formerly DuPont) Powder Company. A2460 are products of Accurate Arms Compan 540 are products of Winchester, Components of VihtaVuori Oy Company, Ammunition Unit

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