H335 question....
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ReloaderFred
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Winchester 748 is similar and has given me some of my best accuracy with 55 gr. bullets. I've got a target I shot with my Remington 700 BDL Varminter that is 5 shots in 5/8" at 200 yards using 748.
Hope this helps.
Fred
Hope this helps.
Fred
RustyFN
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Yes WC-844. It's the pull down version of H-335 and uses the same data as H-335. When in stock on-line it runs around $85 for 8 pounds, or at least used to.
dap22
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The chances are..........................????
The last I bought WC844 it was $89/8lbs........somehow I think it's going to go up a bit.
highbrow
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TAC
bluetopper
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Refer to burning rate charts.
2ndtimer
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If I were in your shoes, I would try your existing powders in this order:
Varget
IMR-4064
IMR-4198
If you are shooting 55 gr bullets, chances are you will achieve sufficient results with Varget. If you also want to use lighter bullets, you could try your IMR-4198, and if that doesn't work for you, consider trying some Ramshot TAC or Exterminator, or some Accurate 2015 or 2230. They have worked well in my rifles.
Varget
IMR-4064
IMR-4198
If you are shooting 55 gr bullets, chances are you will achieve sufficient results with Varget. If you also want to use lighter bullets, you could try your IMR-4198, and if that doesn't work for you, consider trying some Ramshot TAC or Exterminator, or some Accurate 2015 or 2230. They have worked well in my rifles.
bluetopper
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.......and don't forget H-322. I've read it's won more benchrest competitions than any powder.
Clark
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I would use the 4198 you have.
ArchAngelCD
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Maybe you can find:
BL-(C)2, CFE223, AA2230, AA2460 and I'm sure there are a few VV powder that work well too.
Varget will work too like mentioned above...
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