Looking for .22 Remington Jet Loading Data

[rkittine]

None of my current loading manuals show loads for the .22 Jet anymore. I just purchased an As New model 53 Smith along with dies and components. I don't want to get anyone in trouble over copy right, but I can't find an older manual listing this caliber. I know early Lyman manuals have it, but my 49th Addition doesn't nor does my Berger, Hornady or Sierra.

Can anyone send me a copy of the pages for this caliber if you might have it? IU am happy to pay or buy a used manual.

Cheers, Bob rkittine@aol.com

 

[Plumsask]

I'm pretty sure I have some load data in an old sierra manual I have, I'll check when I get home this evening.

Ave

 

[CaptainMal]

Imports - 1 of 1 (8) by Larry Malinoski, on Flickr

Out of my "new" Parker O. Ackley Pocket Manual for Shooters and Reloaders - 1964.

 

[Herzo]

11.0 to 12.0 grains either 2400 or IMR 4227 behind a 40 grain jacketed bullet .222 or .223 dia only - no .224. Per printed source

 

[rkittine]

Thanks All. I have .222 40 grain projectiles from Reems and Hornady.

 

[Kings X]

Hodgons online has reloading data to the 40 grain Bullets. I used 4227 in a TC with Nosler 40 BT

 

[centershot]

Is there any loading data that has other than the old standard three basic powders? 4227, Unique & 2400.
There have been many new powders introduced lately. Any info on that? Can 296 be substituted for 2400? Tables show the same burn rate. Asking these questions because you can not just go to a store and buy what you want.

I am surprised that PPU came out with 45 grain factory load instead of 40.

 

[Hoser]

I use H-110 and HS-6. Because they work so well and meter like water I have had zero motivation to try anything else.