Use the same data for H4831sc as H4831?

[goose]

I didn't see any listing for the "sc" on Hodgdon's site, I'm assuming to use H3831 data. More specifically, I'm looking for a load with the 7Rem mag and 168gr VLD.

 

[trebark]

I didn't see any listing for the "sc" on Hodgdon's site, I'm assuming to use H3831 data. More specifically, I'm looking for a load with the 7Rem mag and 168gr VLD.

Load data is the same for the two powders. Check here for recipes....

Steve's Reloading Data Pages

 

[AtownBcat]

4831 is one of my favorite powders. With my 300WM the 4831 shoots better than the 4831SC. I believe this is because the SC or short cut settles in the case a little better and allows for more empty case area. My speeds vari more with the exact same amout of regular or SC. I just thought i would mention it, because I noticed you were working with a 7mm Mag.

 

[J E Custom]

4831 is one of my favorite powders. With my 300WM the 4831 shoots better than the 4831SC. I believe this is because the SC or short cut settles in the case a little better and allows for more empty case area. My speeds vari more with the exact same amout of regular or SC. I just thought i would mention it, because I noticed you were working with a 7mm Mag.

+1
I use both and find them a little different so start low anytime you substitute one for the other.

The best H4831 that I ever used was the very old powder that Hodgdon started with(He pulled
bullets from 20mm surplus rounds when he started).

It is all good stuff

J E CUSTOM

 

[goose]

My father in law still has some of the mil surplus 4831 that he and another guy bought a 50 pound barrel years ago. Might have to try some of that.