or H4895
by bj 
, Wednesday, January 20, 2016, 19:55 (3169 days ago) @ woody
If they still make it. But then I've read that Varget and 4895 are pretty much the same thing anyway.
People in highpower competition like Varget and 4895 but they frequently use heavier than normal bullets in 20" or longer barrels. 55 grain bullets in 16" barrels might benefit from a faster powder.
There are a lot of powders usable in .223. Nobody has mentioned H322 yet but I've heard that it works well with lighter bullets.
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- Hodgdon powders for .223? -
Slow Hand,
2016-01-19, 17:15
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- Hodgdon powders for .223? -
Cherokee,
2016-01-19, 17:32
- H335 was developed specifically for the .223 (nm) - Glen, 2016-01-19, 17:49
- Another vote for H335 - Warhawk, 2016-01-19, 17:54
- Varget!! -
woody,
2016-01-19, 19:43
- or H4895 - bj, 2016-01-20, 19:55
- Hodgdon powders for .223? -
Creeker,
2016-01-20, 05:26
- Hodgdon powders for .223? -
Ken O'Neill,
2016-01-20, 07:26
- I use 748 as well but have used 335 with great success. - Hobie, 2016-01-20, 08:14
- Hodgdon powders for .223? -
Ken O'Neill,
2016-01-20, 07:26
- Do yourself a favor... - Byron, 2016-01-20, 07:58
- One of the absolute best things about 844/335 -
John K.,
2016-01-20, 11:45
- Question best things about 844/335 vs 846/BL-C2?? -
RidinLou,
2016-01-20, 12:15
- Question best things about 844/335 vs 846/BL-C2?? - Cherokee, 2016-01-20, 14:58
- Question best things about 844/335 vs 846/BL-C2?? -
RidinLou,
2016-01-20, 12:15
- 4895 - Sarge, 2016-01-21, 06:46
- Thanks guys! - Slow Hand, 2016-01-21, 07:07
- Hodgdon powders for .223? -
Cherokee,
2016-01-19, 17:32