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Sycamore: I use a fair amount of H 322 - its stayed "consistent" for me over several decades now.
4 of my 6 Varminters in 222 Remington prefer (accuracy wise) H 322 and 1 of my 2 Varminters in 22 Remington Bench Rest prefers H 322.
Also my ultra-accurate factory stock Remington 40XB-BR KS in 6x47 is MOST accurate when using H 322 powder.
Best of luck in your load development.
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Sako 222 H322-52 BERGER-LAPUA BRASS-REM.7.5 = 1HOLE

Custom AR ( SAME AS ABOVE ) = .300 GROUPS

Rem. 700 204 Ruger H322- 35 BERGER- NORMA BRASS- REM 7.5 = .300-.400 GROUPS

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It is some good powder and plain just works.

From 22 cal to 45 cal.
Accurate as well.

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Anybody here remember when Hodgdon was selling H322 GI Surplus for about 3 bucks a pound? Tried it for my 7 TCU and then the 222. The stuff shot lights out. Still got a little left.

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Use it in my .204 with a 39gr Blitz, all I can say is "awesome"

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I use it in my 223 50gr bullets loads and in two of my 6x45
loads, 55gr and 70gr bullets.


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awesome, I will pick up 8# next chance I get.

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...Actually Sycamore, you are sort of right....
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I use it in my 223 with 60 gr Vmax and BT...excellent powder !

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I have used it in one caliber, 17 Hornet with 25 grain bullets to good effect. Then I tried Accurate 2200 as a alternative and the metering was so much better and performance a tad better.

Not a 6.8 guy here though if I were considering H322 in this cartridge, I'd also give Accurate 2200 a try. Looking over the data for 85 & 90 grain bullets might make things look little more favorable for the A2200 option.

Again I am not a 6.8 guy so no personal experience with that application. Has any one here compared A2200 to H322 in this application?


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Did a little google search and came up with this thread on another forum that seems applicable.

http://www.ar15.com/archive/topic.html?b=3&f=121&t=600574

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Excellent results in the 6.8 SPC, it's the only powder I use for that cartridge. Not too shabby in the 204, and pretty good in the 223.

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just ordered an 8# jug from PV.......

fuels my 20 Vartarg & 20-222.......

good stuff.........

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Originally Posted by Sycamore
I'm looking for a faster powder for 90 gr 6.8SPC and was wondering if anyone uses a lot of H-322? What do you use it for? light bullets in 223? 6x45?

Interested in it because it is supposed to meter well (fine grained, for extruded powder)

Thanks,

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I use to use a lot of it in a 7mm br with 100 , 120 and 140 gr. bullets. should work good for your 6.8.

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Originally Posted by Claybirds
Use it in my .204 with a 39gr Blitz, all I can say is "awesome"


How many grains H322?
What rifle?

Best I've gotten so far in a RAP is 5/8" 5-shot with RL15.

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In my half dozen 222's, without too much experimentation, H-322 has been number one in all but one. In the odd one out, IMR 4198 has been best. I focus mostly on 40 grainers...B/tips, Blitzkings, Vmax's.


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I use 41.1 grains of H322 behind a Sierra 155 grain Palma bullet in my 308 for the 200 and 300 yard stages. Very light recoil and shoots lights out.

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my favorite powder in my .35 Remmy and my .358 Bullberry contenders

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