I usually keep a pound or two of 335 around simply because it will work, best results were at max. Problem was that on a very hot day it could get a little surprising so it's now only used during spring and fall when the temps are mild.
I get the best velocity/accuracy in the 50-55 range using Benchmark 3300 to 3500 out of a 24 inch tube. 8208 XBR also gave good results, but found it worked better with a hotter primer to get the velocity.
For pure accuracy I have gone to LT 32. Velocity is a little lacking, but consistency and accuracy are superb. 52's only clock 3150.
PG I agree 335 does smell funky and is also extremely dirty burning
