One powder for 270 win?

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Hi all. If you could afford only 1 type of powder to load 130-140gr hunting bullets for a 22" to 24" barreled 270 Win, what powder would you choose? You can list a few and number them as best to worst if you want. I'm limited to what my local Scheels has. I know they don't have H4350 for certain. The 22" is a Tikka, and I've been told they like velocity to get the best accuracy.

Thanks in advance!
 
Hi all. If you could afford only 1 type of powder to load 130-140gr hunting bullets for a 22" to 24" barreled 270 Win, what powder would you choose? You can list a few and number them as best to worst if you want. I'm limited to what my local Scheels has. I know they don't have H4350 for certain. The 22" is a Tikka, and I've been told they like velocity to get the best accuracy.

Thanks in advance!
As with anything else, YMMV. Be specific on your bullet brand because bullet manufacturers all have different recommendations, but they fall on a particular powder burn rates, so get familiar with it. Powder recommendations is useless unless you can procure them. The beauty of reloading is experimentation.
 
I would not limit myself to what the local store carries, you can find powder online and they do run specials with no Haz Mat fees at times throughout the year. I would suggest looking at H4831sc, this powder seems to provide the best accuracy in a lot of cartridges, especially the 6.5-284, and for me 6.5 PRC. Good luck in your search.
 
🤷🏻‍♂️ sites offering free hazmat and free shipping if you sign up to their notifications. Just jump when you get notices and get the powder you want. Very few LGS will have EXACTLY what you need but on line readily available.
 
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