[Crites89]

I'm prepping brass today to make my first reloads tomorrow. I have some info from the hornady book but not for any of the bullets I have. I plan on using 90grain gold dots and 115grain nosler custom competition bullets. I have 1lb of AA2200 and 2lbs of benchmark. I have 1lb of AA5744 and 2lbs of IMR4166. Does anyone have any information on working up a load for my AR for ether of these bullets with any of this powder?

 

[Xman]

This should help if you can find Accurate Powder Load data on-line. The 90 and 115 SIE data should get you started until you find the accuracy node or pressure limit for your specific rifle.

for the other powders.
Take Aim at Rifle Reloading Data | Hodgdon Reloading

 

[bedlamite]

Since you've got a limited amount of powder, I'd probably use the AA2200 with the 90gr, and the Benchmark with the 115gr.

Burn rate of 5744 is a little too fast, it's between 1680 and 4227.
Burn rate of 4166 is too slow, even slower than 4895.

Load Data « Accurate Powders

www.accuratepowder.com

https://shop.hodgdon.com/reloading-data-center

https://hodgdon.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/burn-rate-color.pdf

 

[WASSMAN]

You can also look here to get some info from member of this forum. I would only say if you use a members load drop the charge weight by 10% and work up to their load, this should prevent from blowing your face off.

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