Can someone please give me some ideas on what I can load with this powder? I have 8 pounds of it that I purchased for loading a 30-30 and no longer have the gun (long story, but to make it short I exchanges three brand new win 94 one after the other and none worker properly--Asked for my $$ back). I do still have a 308, 45-70, and 270,can I use the powder for these calibers?
too bad about the 30-30, I have an old M94 that's really a tack driver with 35gr's of H-335 and a 150gr Speer. H-335 works great in .308, and also .223, everyone should have a .223
Posts: 3097 | Location: Louisiana | Registered: 28 November 2001
H335 is an ideal propellant for the 7.62X39, especially with the heavier bullets. I use it in my SKS with a 180-grain .311 Speer roundnose, for 1950 fps MV!!
MOA - H335 is one of the better propellants for a 308, so, it won't go to waste.
GSF1200 is right. Go get a 223 at once, and use some of the H335 in it. If you have one, get another (you can't have too many 223's, they're just too much fun). It's the American military round, for pete's sake - you're a patriotic American, right? If necessary, you may print this out and show it to the missus as proof that you need one, or more.
R-WEST
Posts: 1483 | Location: Windber, PA | Registered: 24 January 2001
I am currently using H-335 in my .308, and it works okay, but not as well as BL-C. H-335 is formulated for small cases. Nothing I've found is as good in the .222/.223 family.
Load cautiously in your .45/70, but just stay away from it in your .270.
Posts: 13243 | Location: Henly, TX, USA | Registered: 04 April 2001
I agree that it is supreme in the .223! 27.5 grains (safe in my gun only) under a Nosler 40gr BT is a < .5 inch five shot at 100yds recipe in my Cooper VE21.
R
Posts: 648 | Location: Huskerville | Registered: 22 December 2001
If necessary, you may print this out and show it to the missus as proof that you need one, or more.