H4350 300winmag suggested powder dhaarge suggestions

[yorketransport]

found some H1000 so let the reloafing begin

I don’t know, you could probably sell the h1000 and buy a new rifle. 

I know someone who just paid $50 per pound for h1000!

[b23]

found some H1000 so let the reloafing begin

I don’t know, you could probably sell the h1000 and buy a new rifle. 

I know someone who just paid $50 per pound for h1000!

 

Dang it, I knew I sold mine to cheap.    Nah, it all went to a good HW member.

[jasnt]

I need more h1000! But I won’t pay those prices.  That darn yorke talked me in to this 37XC and now it’s eating me out of house and home  
In reality I love h1000 and it works great in every rifle I have except the ar which never gets shot!   Hmmmm maybe I could trade that for more h1000

[yorketransport]

I need more h1000! But I won’t pay those prices.  That darn yorke talked me in to this 37XC and now it’s eating me out of house and home  
In reality I love h1000 and it works great in every rifle I have except the ar which never gets shot!   Hmmmm maybe I could trade that for more h1000

I think the going rate is about one AR per pound of H1000. I wouldn't even give a full pound for an AR though, maybe like a half pound of some left over H1000 that I pulled from old ammo that's been sitting for a couple years.

[zwickeyman]

I remember trying H4350 in my 300wm a long time ago and never could get acceptable results.  Every rifle is different so maybe you could find a decent load (likely not as good as with a slower powder).

The Hogdon website shows the below data. One thing that stood out to me is how short the COL is.  If you decide to try H4350 and 180 gr bullets, you probably would have a longer COL than what they show and thus you likely could go up in max charge weight.

Good luck. 

(PS...it may be easy to trade that 4350 to someone or sell it and get some H1000 or H4831.)

In fact, I have some H1000 and some H4831SC I would trade for soem H4350

I had good results with H1000 in my 300 WM but had better results with RL26

[zwickeyman]

I remember trying H4350 in my 300wm a long time ago and never could get acceptable results.  Every rifle is different so maybe you could find a decent load (likely not as good as with a slower powder).

The Hogdon website shows the below data. One thing that stood out to me is how short the COL is.  If you decide to try H4350 and 180 gr bullets, you probably would have a longer COL than what they show and thus you likely could go up in max charge weight.

Good luck. 

(PS...it may be easy to trade that 4350 to someone or sell it and get some H1000 or H4831.)

In fact, I have some H1000 and some H4831SC I would trade for soem H4350

I had good results with H1000 in my 300 WM but had better results with RL26

[jasnt]

I need more h1000! But I won’t pay those prices.  That darn yorke talked me in to this 37XC and now it’s eating me out of house and home  
In reality I love h1000 and it works great in every rifle I have except the ar which never gets shot!   Hmmmm maybe I could trade that for more h1000

I think the going rate is about one AR per pound of H1000. I wouldn't even give a full pound for an AR though, maybe like a half pound of some left over H1000 that I pulled from old ammo that's been sitting for a couple years.

dont tempt me now.  The old stuff is a hair slower. 

[Jason]

This is all I have left. But considering the going rate per pound bring me your AR's and we'll make a trade.

[jasnt]

I’ll trade ya 2 lbs of h4350

[Jason]

I’ll trade ya 2 lbs of h4350

Now you're talking crazy I'll hold out for an AR!