TESTED: Hodgdon H4350 Powder

[@tonyjansma2997]

40.7 gr H4350 in a .243 with a Berger 90 gr BT target bullet. 3 years running now my 13 and 14 year old kids have won over everybody in our local summer benchrest league in hunter class with this load. Proud dad moment.

[@rvrski1]

It’s actually AR2209 manufactured here in Australia by ADI (Australian Defence Industries) and I believe packed down and labelled H4350 in the US.

[@richardt.4224]

I'm glad I came across this, as I was under the same impression, THANX. I use 41gr behind a Hornady 90gr ELD-X bullet

[@atairuy]

It says made in Australia so probably it is

[@rom14141]

H4350 is a unicorn in our area for years. They simply can't produce enough. My favorite .30-06 powder under 180gr projectile.

[@gregrn779]

@0give they’re out now, it’s getting crazy, you literally have to check 2-3x’s/day. But thanks for posting this, I was able to ge two pounds of the Win 6.5 ball powder that otherwise I would have missed out on.

[@Carlyle_SFFS]

Agreed, have not seen H4350 or Varget in over year in my area. Substations are okay but not the same as H4350.

[@Mark-uq9km]

@0give I'm gasping for LR primers. I can get powder and bullets in .308 and .458, (but not .358.) Manufacturers have been playing to the lowest denominator of new gun owners shooting .223 and .308 factory ammo and don't give a rip about reloading. Meanwhile, us reloaders get the hind teat with availability of powders, bullets, brass and especially primers for large rifles.

[@vikp6115]

GunBroker will have h4350 but it's 3x the price there :(

[@Ohyeahspinach]

Powder is making its way back in slowly by now. Best of luck. PA has wuite some. NY not so much

[@scottkessler186]

Good to see you boys enjoy using Australian Munitions powder. H4350 is made in Australia and its called AR2209 at home. You’re welcome.

[@alaska1andy959]

H4350 is my favorite. For my Ruger Precision in 6.5 Creedmoor I am running 43.5 grains of H4350 to propel 142gr Sierra Matchking at average velocity of 2,888 fps. After testing ended up with .251 grouping at 100 yards.

[@BuffaloTrace602]

Sounds spicy… any signs of pressure? What barrel length?

[@OrangesmokeM7]

Flexing 2 8lb jugs of H4350 right now is like walking into high school prom with super model on each arm. All the guys looking jealously and drooling. 🤣🤣👍

[@Scott-qm6xp]

H4350 works great for 270 Winchester as well

[@jonathanpeterbarker3518]

Please share load data !

[@jerrybarlow1951]

Hodgon 4350 is a fantastic powder for 7mm Rem Mag also, awesome velocity and accuracy with 165gr Hornady monolithics out of a 24 inch barreled Mdl 700. Thanks for the video!

[@louisshambarger2230]

6.5X47 Lapua, 39 grains of H4350 with 130 grain Berger bullets. Good for 600 yds. 38 grains of H4350 with 142 grain Sierras also at 600 yds. Neither is a super hot load in my rifle but near the top of Sierra’s recommended maximum.

[@dafawty9thstate830]

I've been using H4350 for both .300 Win Mag, and .338 Win Mag. 64.2 gr of powder for 200 gr HORNANDY ELD-X gives me MV of 2,830 fps. 69.4 gr of powder for 230 gr ELD-X .338 gives me MV of 2,860 fps. I started using this powder, because I couldn't find my usual other powders, and it's worked out well. Brought home many dead caribou with those loads over the last few years.

[@payres48]

Enjoying your videos with Guy and Travis. Great to have that extra input from guys who have a lot of knowledge. Regards from Australia.

[@user-qp3eb4pm1zfatcatreloading]

I’m doing load development for my savage 110 .270 win. I’ve looked up load data for my components. Not a lot out there for my components. But there is some. I chose H4350 because I can get plenty of it and it’s temp friendly. I also chose it because I can use it in many of my hunting different cartilages. So far I’ve been very satisfied with H4350 powder handling. Now I’m getting ready to range test the five .270 cartilages I loaded yesterday. I’m expecting good results. I’ve studied and purchased the equipment a little bit at the time. Now it’s time to see what I’ve learned. Thanks Gav and friends for being part of the cyber reloading school.

[@johnsmith-ub7vr]

varget and 4350 are two great powders made down under by australian defence industries here we know them as adi 2208 and 2209

[@seanfrazer4589]

Well said mate -- that’s if we can get it !!!

[@bigseddo4036]

@@seanfrazer4589 my local had some 1kg tubs in January. Haven't been back since

[@johnsmith-ub7vr]

@@seanfrazer4589 Yeah supply not too bad here as yet

[@clasvirhodes4969]

My favorite is IMR 4350. Perfect for everything from 243 win to 7mm mag and 3006

[@mathewcarr9671]

Of coarse it's good, made in Australia by ADI, we call it AR2209. I only use ADI powders.

[@AP-ow5vu]

Yeah so do I because you can't find anything else nowadays. 😂

[@zanemachel678]

I bounce between h380 and 4350 for two of my rifles . I use 380 in my 22-250 in the summer and 4350 in winter . 4350 in summer and 4064 in winter with my .308 purely for velocity in both rifles due to the massive temperature swing in my area which helps maintain the velocity at long range with both .

[@boutique53]

I love H4350 for my 6.5 & 6 Creedmoor rifles, but haven't seen any available anywhere for well over a year. Same with Varget. Fortunately I bought both in quantity before the madness began. Crazy world we live in now.

[@kingy300wby]

Hey guys love your work 👍🏻 here in Australia H4350 is adi2209 same powder, I’ve used it in lots of cartridges of my own and loaded for others aswel, I’ve always found it to be an extremely accurate powder and very easy to tune loads with, I have used it in 6.5creed, 25-06, 6.5-284, 257weatherby, 7mm rem mag, 30-06, 300win mag, 338win mag all have worked great.

[@billbee235]

I’ve been running 41.7gr H4350 with 140 ELDMs Peterson brass and BR2s in my 6.5 Creedmoor comp guns and it has been an unbelievably accurate load in 3 barrels now. Each barrel preferred a node right around there +/- 0.2gr. I’ve gotten single digit SDs and velocities around 2,800 FPS. On a few occasions i have taken this out to a mile.

[@guardianminifarm8005]

I just bought my first H4350 ever. Neat story. But I have loaded 7mm RemMags since mid 80s. I mainly used IMR4350 & IMR4831 with all bullet weights. I started using H1000 & Retumbo. But I worked up a sweet whitetail load with IMR4451 @ 2825. I have a "ladder test" worked up with some different bullets using IMR4451 & H4350 to compare the 2. Eager to get velocities, SDs, & groups. Thank you all.

[@andrewowens6754]

Retumbo in my 7 mag with 168 grn ABLR'S, IS INCREDIBLE.. it shoots a very tight group, @ 3000 fps, in my Model 70.

[@guardianminifarm8005]

@@andrewowens6754 I am sure it is fantastic. I landed on the 69.5 grain of Retumbo and 162 ELDX. I got 2950ish average low SD/ES submoa. I intend to use these for elk out west next year or two. My whitetail load with 4451 or H4350 is still great for them. Enjoy, stay safe and happy hunting.

[@andrewowens6754]

@@guardianminifarm8005 I'm using 71 grns of Retumbo under this 168 GRN ABLR.. but I worked up to it .

[@kchorrosoto4068]

Love the H4350! My favorite too! I’m running H4350 on a 9.3X62 Mauser, 7x57 Mauser, 7 SAUM, 257 Roberts, 6mm Creedmoor, and 6.5 PRC. It’s an awesome versatile powder! I need to try and develop my loads for the 308win so that way I can see if I can stop using Varget.. On the 6CM I running it with 108, 109, 112 and 115 Berger’s almost with the same loads getting very low and consistent sd. Also it’s very accurate on my 7SAUM with the 180, 183 and 184 gr bullets. Super low sd as well. Impressively accurate on the 7mm Mauser with 140-180 gr bullets, 257 Roberts from 100-135 gr bullets and 9.3X62 Mauser with 250-285 bullets.

[@jkopcha1]

Do you have any data for H4350/IMR4350 and the 140gr. range in 6.5 PRC? It would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, John

[@gerry6.8]

Used it in a few rounds like my 260 Rem and in the past 30-06 but I'm saving all we have for my wife's 6.5x55, does great with almost any bullet we have tried from 120-155 gr. Looking forward to working with Stabal 6.5 in my 260 and also the 6.5x55.

[@sh00ter762]

I’m running 61.6g of H4350 over a 190g Berger VLD Hunter in my 300 WSM. My OAL varies 3.015 - 3.030” but my CBTO is 2.3325” so I had to modify my mags to fit and replace my Tikka’s bolt stop with a LA one. I’ve been getting 2960fps @ 3550’

[@markgriffiths9696]

A little late to this discussion, My shooting platform is a Sako Tecomate chambered in .300 WSM. I have been loading Burger 168 VLD at 64gr's for about 10 years now. FPS is almost 3100. This set up is amazing. My farthest hunting shot was 460 yards on a Elk in Wyoming. Late October. I loaded and slighted in around August. No change in performance, no complaints.

[@henryherman9113]

I Have a Christianson MPR in the 6.5 creedmoor. Was using H-4350 41.5 grs BR2 primers excellent groups less than.05 MOA 5 Shot groups which i normally do on all my rifles..I had a few pounds of IMR 4451 which I had great success also..same 41.5 grains seating depth 20 thou off the lands with H ELD match 140 gr..Just changed my primers to Fed 210 Match..Also in the 0.5 MOA range Both powders have done well for me..H4350 The Enduro IMR 4451.

[@garyandtricia1]

I started with IMR 4350 in my 7 Rem Mag years ago. As it became hard to get, switched to H4350. Great consistant powder. Running 62gr behind 145gr BTSP

[@A.Mad.Lad89]

What velocity do you get?

[@garyandtricia1]

@@A.Mad.Lad89 If I remember right it's 3150-3200 ish.

[@richardc-ex7rt]

I just started using H4350 since I recently acquired a 6.5 Creedmoor. My first tests produced .3 groups out of a new barrel. The load I used is 140 ELD-M, 40.3 H4350, CCI 34 primer, and Alpha brass. I haven’t had as much luck with it in 7-08, but I’m not worried since I have 12 lbs. of Big Game and a pile of 140 BT’s that get .2 groups.

[@Ohyeahspinach]

Hey i have the same set up. H4350, eld-m 140s and cci#34 nato primers as well. Good solid brass. Ive only went up to39 gr but more accurate as the velocity increases. Seen this with other people on youtube as well. Any advice on a sweet spot or is that your only test? With 39 gr i get just close to 1” groups usually 3 at .5 and 2 flyers.

[@davidpark1383]

I've been using the H4350 in my Savage BA10/110 6.5 CM for about two years. I use the Hornady 143 gr ELD-X and 40.6 grains of the H4350. I get good and low ES and average around 2,750 fps. It is now my go-to powder.

[@russvaagen3004]

Perfect timing! I was just wondering about powders as I start reloading.

[@gscotty311]

best be camping on the sites for those powders. Make an account and stay logged in. If you waste time logging in after you've added a hot item to your cart(like 4350 or Varget) you will most likely be too late lol. It's a crazy race out there.

[@Mark-uq9km]

The only Hodgdon labelled powder I have used is their Superformance for my .30-06's. Otherwise I have been a devoted IMR powder reloader using the IMR 4064 and 3031 most of the time for my .308 and .35 Remington. I am gradually moving toward the Winchester 748 and 760 as my 'go-to' powders for the .308 and .30-06. The pressure index is lower than other powders and the velocity lost due to this is negligible. And, they meter much more easily. I like your thoughts about compressed loads even though you didn't say compressed. I never thought about the gap between the primer and powder in the casing if you are pointing downward in a hunting situation or combat position. I loved seeing the .375 H&H Magnum in your line-up.

[@johnalexander2349]

Recent subscriber here, and while KZbin might push your longer projects more, these shorts where you discuss all the things from all the suppliers are real gold.

[@eliperez1034]

I’ve had good luck using H4350 in my fast twist .22-250 Bergara B-14 HMR. Best group so far using 69 SMKs has been .32” with several other .50” groups

[@shanerhodes925]

56.5 h4350 168 bthp mk in 3006 load I good in my father's 700 rem BDL. Shoots good performs good. We hunt also with that load and it will kill about anything that gets in it's path so I think I'll stick with it.

[@KingLoopie1]

Bought a pound of h4350 years ago. Didn't use much before switching to Vihtavouri powders. Expensive stuff, but really consistent and not as fouling in my guns... I might have to break out that h4350 again and do some more experimenting.

[@aarondial4276]

30/06 runs great with H4350 (Ar2209) uesing it for years now👍👍🍻

[@miniaturefarmer464]

IMR 4451 and H4350 are excellent choices for the 6.5 Creedmoor, especially with 140 grain match bullets.

[@martinwilson4570]

H-4350 is my go to for my .257 Roberts and a 110 bullet.

[@lancewatkins8677]

I ran h4350 in my 22 br, using 95 gr smk @ 2950. Extremely accurate and consistent. Shot inside the 6 and 6.5mm out to 1500 yards in high winds.

[@74reddawg]

39.0 grains of H4350 with a 100 Hornady Interlock in a .243 is deadly on white tails.

[@RonaldHelgesen]

Have been using H4350 in my Ruger precision in 6.5 cr. Hornady 140 gr. eld match at 41.5 gr. At 2725 fps. With 5 shot groups of .258" plus or minus. the smallest at .236" at 100yds. The only powder i use in my 6.5 cr

[@rodartrobot]

I use H4350 for my 30.06, and 300 WinMag. Using the 168 grain TTSX Barnes bullet for both. Both perform well, but for some reason my WinMag really came alive with this powder. 75 grains is at 3320 with an sd of 11. Browning X-Bolt 26” barrel. And for some reason the recoil isn’t that bad? I only get 2870 out of my 30.06 with 57.5, but recoil feels similar.?? 30.06 is about 4 ounces lighter and has a 24” barrel (Rem 700). Anyway, it’s my favorite powder.

[@nebelwerfer199]

I use IMR 4350 with cast bullet loads in my milsurps with long barrels. Works great. My SMLE loves it with cast.

[@extremepyro624]

Great video. I started using H4350 in my 6.5 CM AR10 with 22" barrel. 140 ELDm 41.5 at 2698 fps. For a gas gun it does pretty good with less than .68" groups at 230yds. My savage elite 6.5CM 24" does well with 40.2 of H4350 with the 140eldm at 2720 fps. Because of your staball video an seeing it available now, I had to try some of that. It does well with the 147gn eldm with 43.6gn @ 2847 😲 in the savage. I have to play with it in the AR now :-)

[@geraldmunk4660]

I've used IMR 4350 for many years and now H4350 sense it came out. Both are great powders, and they cover many cartridge sizes and calibers. The large thing with H4350 is the graduals are shorter for easier feed through load throwers. Also great groups at the range

[@kkoratda]

I like this content on powders.

[@martinduke4644]

Good job. Per your request, the following are my three (diverse) uses for H4350: 6.5x47 39.3 130 Berger VLD 2,703 .280AI 60.0 140 Accubond 3,150 .375 Rem Ultra-Mag 100.0 260 Accubond 3,005 (Hammer of Thor)

[@orygun9mm]

4350 is the most versatile powder out there. Although I’ve always had more consistent velocities with IMR from 243 up to 30-06. H4350 is slightly slower burning and produces a little higher velocity with larger capacity cases.

[@OFFICIALUND]

Which IMR powder? My H4350 produces SD’s of 7-8fps (10 shots), and has a temperature variability of 2 FPS from 33 degrees through 102 degrees. 6.5CM, 140 Berger Hybrid, Lapua brass, AI AX.

[@patrioticguy1791]

My PRS load for my 6GT is 33.8gr H4350 and Berger 109 hybrids about 2850fps and SD's around 5fps. Shoots .2" groups still after 2400 rounds on the barrel.

[@andrewmckee1156]

Who knew powder would be the new black gold?

[@chrisglover7080]

And he is stocked up with gold

[@miniaturefarmer464]

You can't beat H4350 and IMR 4350 powders. They load so many different cartridges and bullet weights extremely accurate.

[@CHenry1951]

I use to run IMR 4350 in almost every caliber I had, I have since gone to Varget, RL16 ........ nothing wrong with, either IMR or Hodgdon in the 4350 markets, I still have a few pounds of IMR 4350, that I use strictly in my 7mm Mag....................................

[@scottoneil6795]

43.5gr of H4350 (easy to remember, LOL) works well with MY 7mm-08 162gr A-Max.

[@alexiezante3663]

I have 2lbs of the stuff. I'm looking forward to having the time to develop loads with H4350 and my 22 Creedmoor.

[@MochiB]

I loved H4350 in my 6GT. Probably even more than Varget. It was rock solid using Remington 7 1/2 primers and 105-109 grain bullets.

[@uc5337]

0 seconds ago H4350 42.8Gr Lapua brass CCI BR4 Berger VLD Hybrid 140 Gr COAL 2.855” Average velocity 2830ft/s Ruger Precision Rifle Gen 2 bone stock in 6,5 Creedmoor. I was able to hit a golf ball at 500m and Canadian $1 coin at the same distance. Penetrated a 3/8” mild steel plate standing solid at that distance as well so be careful where you are setting up your targets. These rounds are known for sectional density. Keep that in mind. Same case, same primers, same powder but 42.5 Gr charge and Hornady ELD-X 143 Gr I use for hunting. Excellent groups at 100m and 500m. No problem hitting a 4” gong at 500m either. I didn’t move a seating die from what it was set for Berger VLD Hybrid 140 Gr and it gave me a COAL 2.826”. This way I have a target and a hunting load ready to go without any changes whatsoever. Just a bit of a different powder charge. Both of these loads are almost not affected by wind up to 500m at all. High BS and a good velocity will do the trick. I shot a black bear at 60m with ELD-X load. It flipped on its back stood up and ran. Found it about 150m away from my stand. Not a huge exit wound which goes back to what I was saying earlier, this round has a huge sectional density and at short distance it’s going to act almost like FMJ. At least this is the case with Hornady ELD-X 143 Gr. I’m thinking about switching over to a Nosler AccuBond and I’m also taking into a consideration Sierra Game King for hunting purposes.

[@matthewriggins9533]

H4350 is great in my 375HH with 75.5gr 300gr at 2650 fps in a Ruger No1, and my .460 Weatherby Magnum 500 gr with 119g at 2600fps in a Weatherby Mk5 and Ruger No1. Lets just say hogs don't get up or the range line gets a little quiet after my first shot.

[@seans7890]

H4350 a favorite for my .585 AHR, 155 grs. behind a 750 Woodleigh weldcore...Quite the buffalo stopper.

[@MK9-VGI]

N560 has been my go to for the last two years! In my 6.5 creed!

[@kevinjohnson2606]

I shoot a Ruger M77 long range. Favorite load is h4350 ( 40.2g.) ,147 gr. ELD Match. Not a hot load, but 5 shot group under 1/2 inch at 100 yard. I don’t think my old eyes can do any better. Good for sub moa at 600 yards.

[@anthonywychock3449]

Use it in my 270 win with 130 gr soft points. Bought a bag of a 1000 at a garage sale 30 years ago and still using them. That load has taken many many deer over the years.

[@BPShootingReloading]

my Bergara 6.5 creedmoor loves 42gr of h4350 in sig brass and 140eldm. sub .25MOA 2750fps 6.0SD

[@hondoh5720]

H4350 gives very consistent velocity with 286g bullet in 9.3x62 Mau. My rifle is limited by 20” barrel but still achieve 2400 fps

[@nicknaul2859]

Still waiting on a video with classic hunting cartridges and H-4350 runs well in the 30-06, the 270, and even the 7mm08. Does Gavin know about the 270 and 7mm08 or is he to young to be familiar with those cartridges? FWIW, my 338 Win Mag loves all three 4350 powers with 250 and 225 grain bullets.

[@mattchilders3123]

Nick, what bullet do you run for you 7mm-08 that 4350 likes? I"ve tried Berg. 140 VLDH and 150 CH. Neither one was really great. But when I tried Varget with the 140, groups dropped to in the 3's, 4's consistently.

[@guyminer3168]

In this video & article we mention several classics: 30-06, 6mm Remington, 25-06, and the 375 H&H. Last August we posted an article & video about hunting with the 30-06 using H4350. Bear, elk, pronghorn & mule deer. Yes, we know & use many of the classic cartridges. I do think we'll have to test a 270 Win someday, so far I've got it bracketed with the 25-06 & 30-06 rifles.

[@jarrettkennedy3148]

I use it for my 7mm-08 with 140gr nosler BT. I’m getting ES of 6 and 5 shot groups nearly all in the same hole. I use a bergara b14 ridge

[@chug-a-lug6842]

I use h4350 in my 6.5 creed as well as reloader 16 and 23. I just got some of the imr enduron powers I’m going to try. The 6.5 staball works better in my 7mm-08 with 160 grain bullets.

[@clinte9897]

I loved h4350, then staball dropped and I tried it when couldn’t get 4350. I like staball but I’m going back to 4350. Just seemed easier to develop loads with. Staball was kinda picky for me.

[@blueridgeboy6791]

Same here

[@dkcheeseburger]

A review of 4350. So stunning and brave.

[@johnknouse8846]

I couldn’t find more than a lb or 2 of H4350 anywhere in the last year or so. I was lucky and found a good amount of IMR4350 though, and have gotten amazing results with that. As good as H4350 for sure.

[@chandlerray5553]

I run a 6XC for PRS and H4350 is the best powder money can buy for it.

[@marionrichardson1141]

H 4350.H1000. h110, stabal 6.5 retumble and more other i have to choose from, love hand loading.

[@jordanhays732]

I like my 51.4 gr for my 270 win out of my savage 110E 22 inch barrel 145gr eld-x 2897 five shot average with a sd of 11

[@rocketmanab]

Been using 41 gr of H4350 with140 gr Berger hybrid targets. Working out real nice so far.

[@lvf1219]

I run 37.7 grains of H4350 in my 6GT with 110 SMKs and 450s. 3030 fps and one hole.

[@flyingfalcon8999]

It's a great powder but please also do one on IMR 4451.

[@Rakstawr]

I use 4350SC short cut version in my 260 Rem loads. 42 grains in both my model 7 and my AR-10 platform. 140 grain sierra btsp and 127 grain Barnes ttx. Use Winchester primers with Lapua brass

[@tonybott8482]

I know everyone says you can not use 4350 in 308 but I am going to test it and if you all did that would be great

[@richardt.4224]

I'm glad I came across this, as I was under the same impression, THANX. In NZ Hodgdon is getting hard to get, so I went looking for something else and found the ADI AR2209 I use 41gr behind a Hornady 90gr ELD-X bullet

[@SDMacMan]

Guy is my favorite guest

[@aaroncottle8538]

Love me some h4350! 41.5 grains with a 105 Berger Hybrid is absolutely sweet and in the .1s when I do my thing. 41.5 w a Berger 140 or eld 140 as well is fantastic. 41.5 (catching a theme yet?) is also fantastic in my 25 CM and shoots groups from .0s to .2s all day long with Berger 135s. 75 grain elds and 39.1 g in my 22 CM is a lethal combo for chucks and super tight ES… have had ES of 2 MPH on five shot groups with 6.5, 6 and 25 CM with 22 CM not far behind. I’ve had 9 creedmoors in four chamberings and won’t even try another powder it just works!

[@hillbillyscholar8126]

I use the most H4350 in the 6.5-284 with142 grain match bullets.

[@stubbedtoe9099]

Shooting a 6XCII with 39.0gr of H4350 and 105 Berger VLD Target consistently around the 1/4 inch 9shot groups. I've trusted H4350 in a number of cartridges now and it has always preformed. I want to try that StaBall 6.5 in a 6.5 Creed..... plz restock

[@russhoward7907]

Those of us who are prairie dog shooters also go through a lot of loading and shooting so I would love to see more info for those of us who shoot light for calliber bullets such as 55 and 70 grain bullets for 243 and 40 and 55 grain bullets for 223 and 22 250. 😊

[@mikeriksheim1087]

Great-- create additional demand for a powder that experienced reloaders already can't get their hands on..... Thanks

[@rodger602]

300 WSM and H4350 work very well. 63.2 gr of powder, FED215M and Winchester brass with 200 ELD-X

[@sf2189]

I was finally able to stock up on this and Varget. Did you ever do more work with Staball. Im still using that for my 6.5 creedmoor over H4350 - Im running 42.5g @ 2870 on a 140g ELD-M out of a 26 inch barrel. Using Varget and H4350 for my 6mm and my x47s though.

[@froggymann65]

Interesting video. Thanks for posting this. How does IMR 4350 compare to H4350? I just picked up two lbs of the IMR to load 180 gr bullets in 30-06. I usually use either Varget or H4064 for 150 gr bullets

[@loadmastergod1961]

Must be nice to have powder

[@Guitarjourney4life]

Time for Gavin to do a ladder test with H4350 in his 300prc

[@jamesahoffman]

H4350 is growing in popularity since Hodgdon bought out DuPont/IMR and IMR 4350 is getting harder to find. Along with Alliant reloader 17 hasn't been coming in from Switzerland.

[@Xoutdoors]

6.5 X 55 Swede H4350 40.0 grains 2590 FPS 140-grain Match Burner Sectional Density .287 Ballistic Coefficient .586 Lapua Brass

[@Ultimatereloader]

Nice!

[@x-calibearusallc]

Sometimes I buy powder just because they have it in stock. Last year, at different times, I was able to find Staball 6.5 and H4350.

[@gscotty311]

Bought a couple lbs each of 4350, Varget & H4831 today....couldn't believe my timing lol!

[@rickyspeakman4445]

Did U have to take out a loan for that purchases? L lol

[@gscotty311]

@@rickyspeakman4445 Just about😆

[@marionrichardson1141]

down in the south east i'm doing a ladder test on the 223, 6.5 creed , 6.5 prc and .308 all at the same time with wide verity of powders and bullets some time in the next two weeks.

[@SDMacMan]

I remember when I first started reloading about 10 years ago, Varget was all the rage. Now I rarely hear about it.

[@michaelbirkoski987]

Works well in the 22 Creedmoor as well

[@Ultimatereloader]

Good to know!

[@michaelbirkoski987]

@@Ultimatereloader I’ve just started working with it pushing Berger 77 gr OTMS. Shooting a pretty mild load getting excellent es and sd.

[@scorge30]

Reloading my 257 JDJ, 6 JDJ, 6.5 JDJ, 309 JDJ, and 375 JDJ call for H4350. H4350 is one of the most popular powders for loading the hot JDJ rounds without running into pressure problems.

[@lonnygehring3043]

Best reloading site on the net.

[@daveh4893]

404 Jeffery, 84.0 grs of H4350, Fed No 215 primer, 400 gr Swift A Frame bullet yields about 2300 FPS. SD = 3 on a 5 shot string. A gent from New Zealand shared this, so it is know as the Von Gruff load.

[@rosshill2565]

We have been using H4350 for over 30 years in 308, 30-06, 7mm-08.

[@davidstanley9726]

270 Win - 55 Grains under a 130 grain Speer BT. 1982 Ruger M77. I get sub 0.5" groups every time I take it out.

[@frankw7266]

Sorry to brag, but I've got over 40# of the stuff. I don't know how they do it, and I don't ask, but I've got a sweet little honey-hole that almost always has 8 pounders in stock. I love it in my 7mm-08 w/162gr ELD-M.