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Rifle Powder numbers? The same but different?
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<blockquote data-quote="DJ Fergus" data-source="post: 1930690" data-attributes="member: 93895"><p>Imr4350 was the first 4350 powder as I understand it. Maybe some one else knows the story on Accurate powders AA4350 but I'm sure it was an attempt to sell their own version of the popular 4350 powder. Hodgdon wanted to offer the popular burn rate of imr4350 in their temperature stable series of extreme powders and gave it the monkier h4350. </p><p>Imr4350 was a highly versatile powder in its time. A time before there was multitudes of powders with burn rates available to micro taylor a load to a bullet & cartridge combo like it is today. That burn rate is still very versatile. But like I said, today most people want to micro tune, to get fine tuned case fill ratios and get high enough velocities so they can cross over multiple velocity nodes in order to see which node works out to be the most accurate. Imr4350 was said to have been the most accurate powders with 180s in the 300 wm years ago. I can attest that it was a very accurate combo. A fellow could take H4350 and retumbo and reload everything from 243 win to 300 Remington ultra mag, and do it with fine accuracy & good velocity.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DJ Fergus, post: 1930690, member: 93895"] Imr4350 was the first 4350 powder as I understand it. Maybe some one else knows the story on Accurate powders AA4350 but I'm sure it was an attempt to sell their own version of the popular 4350 powder. Hodgdon wanted to offer the popular burn rate of imr4350 in their temperature stable series of extreme powders and gave it the monkier h4350. Imr4350 was a highly versatile powder in its time. A time before there was multitudes of powders with burn rates available to micro taylor a load to a bullet & cartridge combo like it is today. That burn rate is still very versatile. But like I said, today most people want to micro tune, to get fine tuned case fill ratios and get high enough velocities so they can cross over multiple velocity nodes in order to see which node works out to be the most accurate. Imr4350 was said to have been the most accurate powders with 180s in the 300 wm years ago. I can attest that it was a very accurate combo. A fellow could take H4350 and retumbo and reload everything from 243 win to 300 Remington ultra mag, and do it with fine accuracy & good velocity. [/QUOTE]
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