There are several interesting facets regarding the .24 Nosler. In an AR all this makes sense; in a bolt action it matters less. In some instances I had to reduce my maximum powder charge from that published for similar weight bullets.
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This latter die was not necessary because the ammunition was shot in a bolt action. You may need to download version 2.0 now from the Chrome Web Store. IMR’s 8208 XBR and Hodgdon’s Varget also excelled as bullet weights increased. 24 Nosler Load Data. Wolfe Publishing Company | 2180 Gulfstream Suite A | Prescott, AZ 86301.
Body diameter in front of the extractor groove is .420 inch; head diameter is .378 inch, the same as the .223 Remington. Performance & security by Cloudflare, Please complete the security check to access. 20 Caliber.204” Diameter. Careful attention to pressure signs became important. The shoulder angle remains the same at 30 degrees, as does the cartridge overall length at …
220 Swift. The intent is to be able to set the sizing die against the shellholder without unknowingly setting the shoulder back unnecessarily and overworking the brass. Nosler states its rifles will shoot into a minute of angle with suitable ammunition. I was surprised to find things picking up as early as the 58-grain bullets but expected – and found – accuracy improving across the board as bullet weight increased. I did the same with 10 cases from my remaining cache of unused .22 Nosler fully prepped brass. The lower powder charges for each powder seemed to seldom cause stretching. We can easily push 105-grain bullets to 3,000 fps or more with the other cartridges; 2,600 fps or so is about it for the Nosler.
Redding dies were used for all load development. A Redding National Match Die Set was used and included a full-length sizing die with decapping stem, a micrometer-adjustable Competition bullet seating die and a taper crimp die. 223 WSSM . Two exceptions were made. Rifle Cartridges. You can also click on the image and a pdf version will open in a new window. Ideally suited for the heavier range of bullets most used in pursuing big game such as deer and pronghorn and providing good to excellent accuracy with most varmint-weight bullets, this may be the .24 Nosler’s niche.
minimum SAAMI dimensions, and I found I could full-length size the cases using the +.010 shellholder. This makes the .24 Nosler, once again, slightly more efficient, but less well suited to handle bullets of the weights typically found in benchrest competition and restricted by its maximum pressure limits. Venturing beyond this produced loose primer pockets, a likely sign I was exceeding SAAMI pressure limits. If one’s thoughts drift to a new benchrest cartridge, the comparison must be with the PPC.
The latter has a shorter, fatter powder chamber that benefits from a 1:14 rifling twist and has a higher operating pressure.
221 Rem Fireball. The .24 Nosler, so far as I know, is available only in Nosler’s bolt-action rifles. In a couple of instances I was further limited by the overall length of 2.260 inches. His previous accomplishments in the world of cartridges are the 26 Nosler (2013), 28 Nosler (2015), 30 Nosler (2016), and the … 17 Rem. It is made by necking up the .22 Nosler case, setting the shoulder back and shortening the overall case length from 1.750 inches to 1.600 inches. All of the larger Nosler cartridges were designed to provide exceptional velocities. Your IP: 188.166.112.173
Lightweight bullets tested include the (1) Nosler 55-grain Ballistic Tip Varmint, (2) Nosler 55 Varmageddon, (3) Cutting Edge 55 ESP Raptor, (4) Barnes 58 Varmin-A-Tor, (5) Hornady 58 V-MAX and the (6) Berger 60-grain FB Varmint. Also, the only available cases were Nosler bulk brass that needed to be chamfered and deburred and full-length sized before loading. 222 Rem Mag. Open up the load data page you wish to download. It varied depending on powder, charge and bullet, but even after four reloads cases seldom exceeded 1.593 inches. As with the .22 Nosler, the .24 Nosler has a rebated rim. The 24 Nosler was designed by Mike Lake, who is the Senior Manager of Engineering, Research, and Development at Nosler. It is made by necking up the.22 Nosler case, setting the shoulder back and shortening the overall case length from 1.750 inches to 1.600 inches. Cloudflare Ray ID: 5ec28d6ed8ec0bf1 115 SW Columbia St | Bend, Oregon, USA 97702 | Toll Free: Nosler Showroom / Open to the Public: Monday - Friday 10:00 am to 5:30 pm PST, Load Data &Technical Information by Cartridge. Here there was a standout: Accurate’s LT-32.
That said, the company’s unprepped brass is better than some brands I have encountered. 17 Rem Fireball. The .24 Nosler (right) was derived from the .22 Nosler. The .24 Nosler, with its fast twist, certainly handles heavy bullets well but it does so at slower velocities. 222 Rem. Nosler Inc | Privacy Use Order Processing. Throughout the tests I can’t say any particular bullet stood out.
20 Nosler. The shoulder angle remains the same at 30 degrees, as does the cartridge overall length at 2.260 inches. Load Data 24 Nosler Load Data. It was shipped “used” so I did not go through Nosler’s recommended break-in protocol. Because Nosler load data was limited to Nosler bullets, my broader approach to bullet selection often found me with bullets of a different overall length or a different bearing surface. A second interesting fact about the .24 Nosler is that its case capacity is actually less than that of the 6mm PPC by about a grain, depending on the bullet. Most cases measured 1.593 inches or less after three firings. 204 Ruger. As a very large number of 6mm bullets were reduced to a slightly more manageable number, I still ended up with 16 weighings from 55 to 95 grains. This brings us to a hunting cartridge. This latter cartridge was developed for use in an AR-15 but was also made available in the Nosler Model 48 bolt action.
Although a great many powders could have been used, selected were those that were likely to produce the highest velocity and properly fill the case. My report on the .22 Nosler in a bolt action appeared in the spring 2018 issue of this magazine (wolfeoutdoorsports.com). 22-250 Rem Ack Imp. Nosler had not produced any factory ammunition for the .24 Nosler, but the company website carries load data for 55-, 85- and 105-grain bullets. Heavy bullets tested include the (1) Sierra 75-grain HP, (2) Nosler 80 Ballistic Tip Varmint, (3) Berger 88 LD and the (4) Hornady 95-grain SST.
If you are at an office or shared network, you can ask the network administrator to run a scan across the network looking for misconfigured or infected devices. The Liberty model is the same basic Model 48 but with a composite stock. 17 Caliber.172” Diameter. In preparing for this review I obtained a Model 48 Liberty rifle from Nosler. Nosler’s new cases were obviously made to. Working up from a starting load or from 10 percent under the listed maximum became standard.
Build the perfect load has long been the motto of hand loaders loyal to Nosler brand bullets–and was the sole reason we developed Nosler® cartridge brass. Also due to the relatively lower chamber pressure and the 30-degree shoulder angle, case stretching was minimal. Still, overall, this .24 Nosler is a very accurate cartridge. 22 Caliber.224” Diameter.