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mhancock · March 21, 2013, 10:04 AM

Thanks guys for all the useful information. I agree that in my rifle the 4350 is to slow for what I want to do with the rifle. I also know that with the reduced barrel length, getting velocity from the load is going to be important. I had this powder simply because my tried and true long range stw uses them. I wanted to try it first. I also tried some h322 that the 6.5 likes but feel I will be going a different direction for this gun. I know the 308 is a very stable and repeatable platform so it was an obvious choice for venturing into the 30 caliber world.

March 21, 2013, 10:04 AM	#14
mhancock Junior Member Join Date: March 19, 2013 Location: Georgia Posts: 6	Thanks guys for all the useful information. I agree that in my rifle the 4350 is to slow for what I want to do with the rifle. I also know that with the reduced barrel length, getting velocity from the load is going to be important. I had this powder simply because my tried and true long range stw uses them. I wanted to try it first. I also tried some h322 that the 6.5 likes but feel I will be going a different direction for this gun. I know the 308 is a very stable and repeatable platform so it was an obvious choice for venturing into the 30 caliber world.