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H4350 or H4831
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backyardtndeer
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Use imr 4350 for 270, 243, and 6.5cm. Great results. Only downside is my measure does not meter the powder well, so hand weigh my loads. Have accurate 4350 to try, supposed to meter better.
AA4350 for my 06 and 150 gr pills, no complaints and sub MOA groups at 100 yds.
DaveB
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Using IMR4350 in our 280 with 140 Accubonds and Partitions. T/C Venture rifle, Leupold glass, Fed 210M primers.
Using IMR4350 in my 30.06 since mid 1980's. Still sub one inch groups, over 3500 rounds down the tube.
Using RL19 for 243 and 95 gr partitions, 700 ADL, for 100 and 105 partitions IMR7828 is one fine powder.
Using IMR4350 in my 30.06 since mid 1980's. Still sub one inch groups, over 3500 rounds down the tube.
Using RL19 for 243 and 95 gr partitions, 700 ADL, for 100 and 105 partitions IMR7828 is one fine powder.
Hunter 257W
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The IMR version of those two are all I've ever used in my 25-06 and 270. They work great.
Davidk loaded me some 165 gr accubonds in front of 57 gr of H4350 for my 30-06. 8 lbs hunting rifle at 200 yards. Results speak for themselves.
4350 is the cats pajamas in 30-06, and among the best in 270 and 280. 4831 is THE classic powder for 270
I like and use both in 30-06, 6.5 Creedmoor, 6.5-284, 308, and 6.5x55. My rule of thumb is...
Heavy bullets and/or longer barrel use 4831.
Lighter bullets and/or shorter barrel use 4350.
Heavy bullets and/or longer barrel use 4831.
Lighter bullets and/or shorter barrel use 4350.
^^^^This is my answer as well^^^^
Granddaddy
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I reload but under recent political circumstances am finding it impossible to find primers.
Rubberduck270
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H4350 is my go to powder for 30-06, it also works well in a 270.
Any of the 4350's has been my go to powder in 30/06 and .243
Maude
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I had always had good results with IMR 4831 and 140gr Nosler ABs in Remington 700s in 270. Found a Sako A7 in 270 that prefers H4831SC with the same bullet. When primers and powder become more available, I will try the H4831SC in my Remingtons because I'm getting better speed out of the H4831SC and it meters better. IMR4350 has shot well in all my 270s but just not as good as the 4831s.
I've run H4350 in 25-06, 7mm-08 and 22 creedmoor with good results. I'm about to try some h4831sc in a 25-06.
GOODWIN
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IMR4350 and 165s in an '06 have been a favorite for years
