H322 and 6mm Remington

[AWLEAPHART]

Has anyone tried this powder with 85 Grain bullets. In my reloading book I see IMR 3031 and H322 is close to it in the burn chart.
From what I have read H322 is a great powder but theres no listing for load data with 6mm Remington and H322.
Anthony

 

[CatShooter]

Has anyone tried this powder with 85 Grain bullets. In my reloading book I see IMR 3031 and H322 is close to it in the burn chart.
From what I have read H322 is a great powder but theres no listing for load data with 6mm Remington and H322.
Anthony

That is because H-322 is waaaaaaaay too fast burning - the ideal burning speed is a powder in the speed range of IMR or H-4350.

Try it - you'll like it!

 

[fordwrench]

that is way too fast! you might not like what see loading that powder. try rl 19 rl17 n550 or h4350. mine liked the n550 the best start at 45.5 gr and work up safely.

 

[AckleymanII]

38.5g Of H4895 with a Fed 210, if you have any of either. Probably figured out by now.

 

[Gary in MD]

10 years ago ….. hopefully worn out the barrel by now LOL

 

[JEFFPPC]

I shot a 6mm for years in my groundhog slaying youth. Douglas barrels. 48 gr of 4831 with a 75 gr Sierra HP or 80 gr Remington HP. Very accurate but......required Magnum primers for top accuracy which in those days where 1/4 in 5 shot groups. A little history for you kids, that powder came from a large cardboard barrel. It was weighed on a scale at a cost of .50 a lb. and handed to you in a brown paper bag.

 

[Intheshop]

IMR4350,and that same co's 4831 here.

 

[41magnut]

I cannot speak to the use of H322/85 gn combination.

If you are looking for loading suggestions for a propellant that is in hand, I understand.

I will say, I have had excellent results with H414 (I do recall the amount, and I'm not near my notebook) & Sierra 85 grain varmint bullets.

A good a coyote busting combination as I have ever come across. I will be buying more of both items when found.

 

[David Milisock]

Has anyone tried this powder with 85 Grain bullets. In my reloading book I see IMR 3031 and H322 is close to it in the burn chart.
From what I have read H322 is a great powder but theres no listing for load data with 6mm Remington and H322.
Anthony

H 322 is much faster than 3031 and I do not recommend it for use in the 6MM Remington.

 

[klamathsteel]

60's vintage Rem 700 40X with a 26" heavy Hart barrel 10 twist with 85 gr Sierra HPBT #1530.
Lights out with 42.0 gr of Varget. 3440 fps.