XXL-Reloading | Load Data Online for Ammunition Reloaders

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Customer Rating: 4.9

3.3 M

More Load Data than anywhere else!

Trusted by numerous Reloaders, Shooters and Hunters

W. Ashton:

This was exactly what I have been looking for. easy to use website and a vast range of loading info.

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Easily compare performance of different powders and see impact of varying barrel length.

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We offer extensive load data for bullets and powders of various brands in one place.

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XXL Online Load Database

xxl-reloading.com is a powerful tool for handloaders which offers extensive reloading data for bullets and powders of various brands and manufacturer in one place. Comfortably search an ever-expanding database of loads by using multiple filters and sorting criteria such as caliber, bullet weight, bullet diameter, bullet manufacturer or propellant. Re-loaders compare key characteristics of various loads for a specific bullet and caliber combination such as powder charge, load ratio, standard maximum pressure, velocity and powder conversion. Also see how loads perform for different barrel length which is particularly important for regions where silencers are used with shorter barrels. All the loads are developed and reviewed by our pro staff. They regularly add new loads to the database. Feel free to suggest loads should you miss any.

Popular Reloading Calibers

.223 Rem.

Max. Case Length (l3): 1.76'' | 44.68 mm

Maximum Standardized Pressure: 54970.16 psi | 3790 bar

.243 Win.

Max. Case Length (l3): 2.04'' | 51.92 mm

Maximum Standardized Pressure: 60191.6 psi | 4150 bar

.270 Win.

Max. Case Length (l3): 2.54'' | 64.52 mm

Maximum Standardized Pressure: 62367.2 psi | 4300 bar

.300 Win. Mag.

Max. Case Length (l3): 2.62'' | 66.55 mm

Maximum Standardized Pressure: 62367.2 psi | 4300 bar

.308 Win. (308 Winchester, 7.62 x 51)

Max. Case Length (l3): 2.01'' | 51.16 mm

Maximum Standardized Pressure: 60191.6 psi | 4150 bar

.375 H.& H. Mag.

Max. Case Length (l3): 2.86'' | 72.62 mm

Maximum Standardized Pressure: 62367.2 psi | 4300 bar

6.5 Creedmoor

Max. Case Length (l3): 1.92'' | 48.77 mm

Maximum Standardized Pressure: 63092.4 psi | 4350 bar

7 x 64 Brenneke

Max. Case Length (l3): 2.52'' | 63.98 mm

Maximum Standardized Pressure: 60191.6 psi | 4150 bar

Ballistic- and Powder-Models

Our highly sophisticated ballistic calculator takes all relevant aspects into account such as powder properties, bullet and cartridge dimensions. The underlying models are discussed in detail in the relevant literature. The art is to calibrate these models based on real tests to improve accuracy. We worked with one of the most well-known experts in this field to optimize our models. Other existing ballistic calculators have often been developed based on old programming languages and limited proecssing capacities of historical computers. Our models run on high-end cloud servers which allow us to do more iterations for better results.

The Rational behind Re-Loading Ammunition

If you're a hunter or recreational target shooter, the idea of re-loading your own ammunition has likely crossed your mind at least once. You already know that it can save you money and give you total control over the quality, performance, and accuracy of your ammo. But do you have all the right equipment to get started? Knowing what's essential to successful reloading is key in making sure your reloads are safe, accurate, and reliable round after round.

Reloading is the process of assembling cartridges or shells by hand, using components that have been purchased separately. It involves selecting the right caliber of bullets, brass, primers, and gun powder. Reloading can help you save money while still producing quality ammunition. Reloads are often more accurate than factory ammo and offer much greater flexibility in terms of variety and caliber selection. Furthermore, you can customize reloads to better suit a particular firearm or to meet specific performance needs.

By reloading your own ammo, you also gain a better understanding of firearms and ammunition in general, thereby becoming more confident with your equipment and shooting skills. Another benefit of reloading is the ability to precisely control the recoil of a firearm which allows you to modify the weapons characteristics for different shooting styles or game animals. Additionally, reloading can provide shooters with access to higher-quality and harder-to-find components such as match grade bullets or exotic powders.

Overall, reloading provides shooters with greater control over their ammunition as well as improved performance at the range or in the field. When done correctly, it can also be an enjoyable hobby that will save shooters money over time while helping them become more familiar with their firearms and ammo.

Essential Reloading Equipment

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