IMR 4350 question??? Some showed up at my fishing tackle shop.

[Slug-O]

First... I don't reload but my close friend does and we both have .260s
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Second.... Is this a fair price?? 34.99 per 1lb?


Thanks, Slug-O

 

[pinsandpitons]

Too rich for me, but sadly not far off the mark these days.

 

[Slug-O]

Is there any difference between H4350 and IMR 4350?

 

[former naval person]

Slight difference...enough to work up your load by backing down a couple of grains for safety. JMHO

 

[lvgolfer962]

Is there any difference between H4350 and IMR 4350?

I picked up a pound to try

loaded it up the exact same as i do with h4350 in my 6.5 creedmoor 41.6g
It had the exact same poi and the dope matched at every distance we tried
Only thing i noticed, it was alot dirtier than h4350. It kinda looked like the smoke from an old cannon going off lol

 

[Slug-O]

Ok just bought all they had for 25$ per 1lb. Got 8lbs

 

[Temp9]

I ended up at the same load with IMR4350 as with H4350. Same accuracy, seems like the same velocity, although I never shot the IMR load past 400 yards.

 

[Slug-O]

Ok thanks guys

 

[George Az]

Normal price now in most shops. Online less, but there is the shipping thing.....

 

[Garyc]

$25 is a decent price, $35 is way too high. IMR4350 is a very versatile powder, just about right for a .260 with most bullet weights. It's one of the most popular powders out there.

 

[Grenendal]

Here's my results, I think it varies by caliber.
6XC 105 AMAX


H4350

IMR4350

 

[delixe]

Way expensive, but that's how it goes these days.
I settled on Accurate 4350 when H4350 became rare as hen's teeth.
Accurate 4350 is a good bit less temperature sensitive than IMR 4350, at least according to Hodgdon, plus I was actually able to buy a bunch.
IMR 4350, with some load development, will work quite well in your .260s, but if you shoot at temperature extremes you may see a good deal of MV variation.
This chart shows the MV spread between 0 and 125 degrees F.

 

[Slug-O]

Could you make the chart bigger. I'd like to see what it says..

Slug-O

 

[Kosmos]

I picked up a lb of IMR4350 at the gun show today in Dallas - they had a bunch of it paid 32 also got some IMR 4895 and IMR 4064.


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[Rattler56]

Going for about $35a pound out here in So Cal, works well in my .243.

 

[Temp9]

Way expensive, but that's how it goes these days.
I settled on Accurate 4350 when H4350 became rare as hen's teeth.
Accurate 4350 is a good bit less temperature sensitive than IMR 4350, at least according to Hodgdon, plus I was actually able to buy a bunch.
IMR 4350, with some load development, will work quite well in your .260s, but if you shoot at temperature extremes you may see a good deal of MV variation.
This chart shows the MV spread between 0 and 125 degrees F.

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I bought 3 lbs of AA4350 after H4350 went extinct. I could never get it to shoot in my 6XC for some reason. 115gr DTAC, 105gr Berger, 105gr Norma, 105gr Hornady all shot near 1 MOA with AA4350, where they are all closer to .5 MOA with H4350 or IMR 4350.

 

[MSArmament]

I have good luck with it in 6 creedmoor. It's not as stable as H4350. $34 is high here in IN I find it from $23-$26.


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[delixe]

Could you make the chart bigger. I'd like to see what it says..

Slug-O

Click on it.

 

[Houk8539]

I run IMR 4350 through everything I can ! Easy to find and great reliability. I run 30-06/25-06/243/260/300wsm/7mag/280rem and I couldn't ask for better results


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[PharmShooter]

I used IMR 4350 in some 6.5 Creedmoor loads as I couldn't find any H4350. The IMR 4350 loads shot exquisitely. If you have Gander Mountain in your area they sell it for $29.99 per pound.