308 win with a Hornady 150gr FMJ out of a 18in barrel at 2.800COAL, full case load of w760 should be around 49.95gr , estimate 2475fps. You're not close to pressure with that load.
223win with a hornady 55gr fmj out of a 16in barrel at 2.260COAL, full case load of w760 should be around 27.85gr. You're pretty far from pressure with that load. Estimate 2680fps.
That's obviously not remotely an ideal powder for either of those, but it'll put holes in paper.
H4350 and H4895 will cover just about any bottle neck cartridge you want to shoot.Hey all, I’m trying to minimize my reloading supplies. I am thinking about cutting down calibers I hunt with to not have so many powders, primers, bullets I’ve spent too much money trying various powders, bullets etc.
I have the Hornady book and like the eld x rounds. It seems like varget is widely available for a lot of man loads. Does anyone else run a minimalist type approach to reloading? I live in an apartment and hate cluttering with too much, thanks for any input!
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^^^^ These are my two main go-to powders also. They can cover a lot of ground.H4350 and H4895 will cover just about any bottle neck cartridge you want to shoot.
Give it away or use it as fertilizer.Awesome, thanks all. How do you use up powder you wish you wouldn’t have bought as a novice ? Haha I have over 10 pounds of win 760 from before I realized it was temp sensitive. I need to start shooting more I guess
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Could you recommend a few good powders so I know what to look for. Here in ca it’s hard to come by but want to get powders and primers and start loading some 300wsmI lied!
I use it in 300wsm and 7-08, and assumed those were close enough to .308 and 300wm. Apparently I was wrong and can't find data for those two and staball.
It does look like you could win with varget and h4831/h4350, or imr4166 and imr4451.
I think I saw something on Hodgkin's Facebook page that they were releasing sometime soon additional staball powders to cover high and lower burn rates.
I second this. The two powders I have the most of because they seem to work across a fairly broad range as long as projectile weights are selected for the powder. Meaning check the manual to see if the h1000/h4350 is listed for a cartridge and what weight Bullets it is recommended for use with. Then just ensure you have adequate twist rate for the projectile weight and it fits in your velocity node for accuracy.Impossible to say without knowing roughly what cartridges you are thinking. H4350 is a versatile one that covers quite a few medium sized standard rounds. H1000 covers most all magnum rounds. Varget is popular for the varmint cartridges - 243, 223, etc.