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4runnerman · November 15, 2010, 01:56 PM

agreed no need to use mag primer ,but to get full potential of 335 you should. It was desinged to be used with one.

Kraigwy--RL-15?. That is what i have been using ,It is very accurate,but now i have heard that H-335 (which i thought was not for heavier bullets). seems to be even more accurate. Oh Well just another LB of powder to stack in the pile.Ha HA

I only wish i could sell some of my oops'es in powder i have piled up. Was nearsighted first round and have a LB of 332 at home,Not sure what thats good for.Loaded about 20 rounds with that and decided that was out. Varget and RL-15,RL-17 and H-335. Piling up now,soon i will get it to just one powder,one bullet and one primer.

November 15, 2010, 01:56 PM	#9
4runnerman Senior Member Join Date: January 16, 2010 Location: Minnesota Posts: 3,577	agreed no need to use mag primer ,but to get full potential of 335 you should. It was desinged to be used with one. Kraigwy--RL-15?. That is what i have been using ,It is very accurate,but now i have heard that H-335 (which i thought was not for heavier bullets). seems to be even more accurate. Oh Well just another LB of powder to stack in the pile.Ha HA I only wish i could sell some of my oops'es in powder i have piled up. Was nearsighted first round and have a LB of 332 at home,Not sure what thats good for.Loaded about 20 rounds with that and decided that was out. Varget and RL-15,RL-17 and H-335. Piling up now,soon i will get it to just one powder,one bullet and one primer. Last edited by 4runnerman; November 15, 2010 at 02:01 PM.