I agree but in reality, n120 and 1680 are about 2 grains faster than h4198, in a case this size. LT30 is a tad slower than h4198 and is less bulky. It also builds pressures predictably without getting spikey at the drop of a hat. The others may well work but I'd work with the lt30 first. Maybe even 133 and lt32. Not much difference between it and a ppc. Just a little smaller and more gradual shoulder angle. Just my 2 cents. I've had a few 220 Beggs bbls and they've all shot well with lt 32. The added bore area makes me think it'll like a tad faster powder but just try them and see. I bet they'll all shoot well but one will stand out. I'd bet on lt30 being the one. The beauty is just how easy they are to load for. I'd do a no or minimal turn neck, too. IME, the Beggs die, even with the later reamer version, doesn't size quite enough. I spec'd my 220 reamer .001 bigger at the back end and all bolt click problems ceased. The only down side to the Beggs cases is they still stretch a little more than I like due to the taper, but not bad. Just stay on top of trim lengths and they are a great case to work with.
