Looking for data on lapa factroy ammo bullet drop and ballistics.

Type of round? .308, .338, pistol, then bullet weight, etc...

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its 308 cal and any wieght from 147 to 190

I think you'll find the information that you are looking for at this link.
http://www.vihtavuori.fi/vihtavuori/index.html

I have shot lots of Lapua factory ammo and have encountered it in use my many military snipers around the world, mostly in SE Asia. The typical load is the D46 using a 185 gr. full metal jacket boat tail.

Personally, (my own humble opinion), the Lapua bullets are superior to the Sierra bullets. I have used both in 1000 yard competition and the Lapuas consistently gave me higher scores.

I used the 185 gr. FMJBT (yep the full metal jacket bullet, not the HPBT) pushed at 3150 fps, using 91.5 - 92.5 grains of H-1000 powder. This is a high pressure load in a rifle with absolute minimal headspace. DO NOT USE IT IN A STANDARD CHAMBER.

The 195 gr. FMJBT is a great setup also. Take care and Merry Christmas

We used to have all that data here but it got moved and I can't find it. In case someone can't get the page open I am including the .308 data here********

.308 Winchester

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Test Components:
Test barrel: 24", 1 in 12" twist
Primers: Winchester WLR
Cases: Sako, trim-to length 2.008"

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Reloading Data, English Units:

Bullet Powder Starting Load Maximum Load
Weight Type Mfg. C.O.L Type Weight Velocity Weight Velocity
[grs] [in.] [grs] [fps] [grs] [fps]
73 HP LAPUA 2.697 N110 30.6 3238 33.9 3487
N120 39.7 3442 43.7 3717
N130 43.7 3442 48.5 3794
N133 46.8 3441 49.8 3613
105 HP LAPUA 2.697 N110 28.3 2686 31.0 2872
N120 36.3 2852 40.0 3127
N130 40.1 2936 44.3 3230
N133 44.2 3033 48.4 3293
110 HP Sako 2.657 N120 36.3 2800 40.0 3069
N130 39.9 2892 44.1 3145
N133 43.2 2937 47.6 3210
123 FMJ LAPUA 2.634 N130 35.4 2602 41.1 2923
N135 42.4 2746 46.0 2953
125 Ballistic Tip Nosler 2.756 N130 37.9 2742 41.7 2977
N133 41.1 2782 44.9 3028
N135 42.8 2796 47.2 3048
N140 45.3 2804 49.9 3070
130 HP LAPUA 2.677 N135 40.3 2600 45.1 2879
N140 42.9 2608 47.3 2874
150 SPBT Sierra 2.756 N133 37.8 2526 42.0 2730
N135 40.4 2558 44.3 2776
N140 42.3 2546 46.8 2814
N150 44.2 2576 48.2 2790
150 Lock Base LAPUA 2.795 N540 42.9 2558 47.3 2835
150 HPBT Sierra 2.795 N140 40.8 2495 45.8 2761
N540 42.1 2478 46.9 2821
N150 42.5 2526 47.0 2767
N550 44.8 2523 49.7 2796
156 SPBT Sako 2.685 N135 39.2 2418 43.1 2668
N140 41.1 2416 45.4 2695
N150 43.6 2509 48.3 2771
165 SPBT Speer 2.795 N133 37.1 2369 40.7 2583
N135 38.8 2401 42.7 2627
N140 40.6 2419 44.9 2666
N150 41.6 2437 46.3 2681
N550 44.3 2473 48.2 2694
167 Scenar LAPUA 2.795 N140 40.0 2358 44.0 2604
N540 39.8 2381 43.9 2637
N150 41.9 2428 46.1 2657
N550 44.4 2480 48.9 2719
170 FMJBT LAPUA 2.795 N135 37.9 2351 41.6 2572
N140 39.9 2371 44.1 2614
N540 40.6 2343 44.8 2656
N150 41.3 2419 45.9 2647
N550 43.4 2401 48.5 2772
180 SP Hornady 2.795 N135 36.3 2196 40.4 2430
N140 38.5 2225 42.8 2477
N150 40.4 2324 44.5 2514
185 FMJBT LAPUA 2.795 N135 36.0 2189 39.9 2425
N140 38.2 2241 42.2 2474
N540 39.5 2316 42.8 2509
185 Scenar LAPUA 2.795 N150 39.2 2263 43.5 2460
N550 42.3 2303 46.4 2536
190 HPBT Sierra 2.795 N140 37.5 2199 41.6 2414
N540 37.9 2188 42.4 2467
N150 38.6 2195 42.5 2420
N550 40.9 2265 45.6 2517
200 SP Speer 2.795 N140 36.0 2052 39.9 2256
N150 36.9 2092 40.4 2259

NOTE! WHEN ONLY MAXIMUM LOADS ARE SHOWN IN THE TABLES ABOVE
START LOADING WITH APPROXIMATELY 15% SMALLER POWDER CHARGE.

BOLD TEXT INDICATES MAXIMUM LOAD - USE WITH CAUTION!
LOADS LESS THAN MINIMUM CHARGES SHOWN ARE NOT RECOMMENDED.

Thanks for the imfor and will check out the link.
I got some 170gr FMJBT in the work of loading
Have any of you use PMC cases and what kind of results. Just finished preping the cases and they seem to be very uniform. all cases have lenght of 2.010 and primer pocket turned out with reamer. one thing about the cases is that the flash holes are shaped like a venturi on the primer side where other cases I've seen are just flat with hole.It look like I'll be using varget powder and fed 210M primers.thanks again for any help

I/we have only used 3 kinds of brass so far so we can't comment on the PMC...

1. Black Hills/Winchester
2. Federal GM
3. Lapua

if you buy bulk, Lapua brass is only something like $10 more than the Federal Brass and it is much nicer. Something to think about.

You said you were using a 170 FMJBT. Have you tried the sierra 175 hpbt match or the Lapua 185 Scenar? Something else to look at.

Our load(s) for the 175 sierra are as follows....either 43.3 or 44.4 (what I shoot) IMR 4064 with the fed 210m primers. We are achieving at least 1/2 moa with velocities around 2800fps -2900fps! yesterdays' shooting session rewarded me with a 5-shot group at 700 yards of (4) inside 3" with the 5th shot about 2" high flier. This is with a hot barrel after shooting about 35-40 rounds in about the same amount of time. The point is, the load works for us but we haven't tried the setup you are working with.

If at some point you try this load, start short and work up to it. These are max loads and another gun might not handle it!

Let us know how your load works out. If you find a good one, put it in the tips section so others can try it.

Just got back from the range and checked out a load
308 win
PMC cases full lenght sized
fed 210M primers
44gr Varget
170gr FMJ BT Lapua
O.L 2.800
shot 4 groups all 5 shot
group #1 measured .625
group #2 .780
group #3 .560
group #4 .610
This was shot from a stock out of box Win Stealth in 308 cal total # of rounds throw gun is 120rds.
all so shot some fed 168 match ammo to compare with.
group #1 .697
group #2 .692
group #3 .217
group #4 .802
question on the groups they all string from right ot left and was wondering if this could be from an inconsistent shock to check weld pressure?

Without a doubt, the best reloading data site I have found is the following:
http://www.accuratereloading.com/reload.html

These guys have reliable data, and do it with great humor and expertise. Enjoy.