| Bullet Wt grn | Powder Charge Wt grn | C.O.L. Inch | Primer | Powder | Velocity F.P.S | Energy LbFt | Calibre |
| 168 S.M.K. | 72.5 | 3.250 | Federal GM210 | H4831 | 3100 | 3297 | 30-338 Win Mag |
| 190 S.M.K. | 66.7 | 3.290 | Federal GM210 | IMR-4350 | 3000 | 3547 | 30-338 Win Mag |
| 168 S.M.K. | 63.1 | 3.260 | Federal GM210 | RE-19 | 2950 | 3247 | 7mm Rem Mag |
BASIC RULES FOR RELOADING SAFELY
1. Modern ammunition uses smokeless powder as the energy source. Smokeless powder is much more powerful than black powder or Pyrodex. Never substitute smokeless powder for black powder or Pyrodex and never mix it with either. 2. Follow all loading instructions exactly. Don’t substitute any components for the ones listed. Start loading with the minimum powder charge in the load shown. 3. Never exceed manufacturers reloading data at any time. Excess pressures caused by excessive loads could severely damage your rifle and cause serious injury or death to yourself or any bystander. 4. Understand what you are doing and why it must be done in a specific way. 5. Set up a loading procedure and follow it. Don’t vary your sequence of operations. 6. Set up your reloading bench where powder and primers will not be exposed to heat, sparks or flame. 7. DO NOT smoke while reloading. 8. ALWAYS wear safety glasses while reloading. 9. Keep your reloading bench clean and uncluttered. Label components and reloads for easy identification. 10. Do not eat while handling lead. 11. NEVER try to dislodge a loaded cartridge that has become stuck in the chamber by impacting it with a cleaning rod. Have a competent gunsmith remove the cartridge for you.
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