H4350

[WEL]

Just keep checking. A couple weeks back I found H4350 and R26 at powder valley.

 

[Mr. Zorg]

I see H4350 come & go in availability at Bass Pro Shops and Cabela's for online purchase, there's zero HazMat fees and zero shipping costs using their free ship-to-store option to pick up at a B&M store. Check often is my advice. Even at their normal shelf price it's still way less than $100 / lb or $75 / lb. I don't recall the last price I saw precisely but I know it was less than $40 / lb.

 

[JamesnTN]

Why not put it on here?

what’s left over I’ll offer here. When people want to pay me 100.00 per 1000 of primers and 60.00-70.00 per lb of powder why not sell it to them? I have more powder and primers than I’ll ever use in 3 lifetimes of shooting so it’s time to let it go.

 

[JamesnTN]

How do ya plan on shipping it

UPS with hazmat certification

 

[glide]

Doubt there will be anything left.

 

[alby280]

Hoarders cause shortages.

 

[clunker]

Interesting! I just saw a few pounds of H4350 last weekend at a local store for about $30/ea. $100 seems ridiculous.

 

[Mr. Zorg]

ATM available for online purchase at Bass Pro Shops and Cabela's for $36.99 / 1 lb container

https://www.basspro.com/shop/en/hodgdon-h4350-smokeless-reloading-powder

 

[jackieschmidt]

Carter’s Country on the Katy Freeway in Houston had a 8 pound jug on the shelf yesterday For $237. I don’t know if they do shipping.

 

[Mr. Zorg]

Graf & Sons is showing 1lb container H4350 $31.99 and 8 lb container $218.99 plus shipping & HazMat fees.

 

[wagonman]

Graf & Sons is showing 1lb container H4350 $31.99 and 8 lb container $218.99 plus shipping & HazMat fees.

thanks for heads up I'm up late again scored 8 lbs

 

[Shooter13]

I have a sealed 8lb but don't want to sell, will trade for IMR 8208 (plus price difference, not much but not looking to lose in this ;-) )

 

[EasyShooter]

I have a good amount of IMR 4350 and use it a lot. Always find it more available than H4350. From what I understand it is very comparable to H4350, just burns a little faster. I have never had any H4350. Anyone here have any experience comparing the two in velocity and accuracy tests?

 

[Forum Boss]

Look for Alliant Reloder 16. Extremely good powder, temp stable, with burn rate very close to H4350. Most big online vendors are out, but the smaller storefront gun shops often have it.

 

[The boogalorian]

I just picked up two 8# cans last week, so RL16 is available here and there.

 

[6ShotsOr5?]

Watch gun broker im going to be putting up 1000 lbs each of H4340, Varget, and H4895 also I’ll be putting up 250 k small rifle primes each of 400, 450s and 205s

Sounds like a big payday for you.

 

[Howland]

I'm also sitting on a sealed 8 lb jug and holding out for an even swap for the even more elusive Retumbo.

 

[tj66]

I picked up 5 lbs H4350 couple days ago at local shop. $31/lb. They had pretty good selection on the shelf and aren't gouging. It's out there if one is patient.

 

[centerlineseal]

I have a good amount of IMR 4350 and use it a lot. Always find it more available than H4350. From what I understand it is very comparable to H4350, just burns a little faster. I have never had any H4350. Anyone here have any experience comparing the two in velocity and accuracy tests?

I ran IMR 4350 in just about everything. 7mm RemMag, 338 WinMag, 300 H&H and even 22-250 (still do in the 22-250 and most mags). Tried it in my 7mm-08 in a 700 VLS. Could not get it to shoot better than 3/4 MOA. Went to H 4350 and was able to get to 1/4 MOA after ladder and bullet seating tests. I may have been able to do better with the IMR, but I never found that "sweet spot". Can't tell you about velocity, as I never check on that until it is shooting accurately.

BTW, went to IMR 7828 in the 7mm RemMag last year and Berger 168 VLD Hunt.. My 3/4 MOA elk gun is now sub 1/4 MOA for three shots. Not bad for a factory BDL from the 70s!

 

[Ringostar]

I’m packing to move. I just found an unopened 8# jug of H4350, that I forgot that I even had. I should have a refreshment to celebrate!