I’m diving into the world of reloading for the .223 Remington and am looking for some guidance on what the best powders are out there for this caliber. I’ve heard a lot about the importance of choosing the right powder for achieving accuracy and consistency, especially when loading for different bullet weights and types.
What to Consider?
When considering what powder to use, I understand that factors like burn rate, temperature sensitivity, and compatibility with specific bullet weights play a key role.
My Experience So Far
I’ve been looking into several options, but I’m curious about actual user experiences. Here are some powders I’ve seen mentioned frequently:
H335: Known for its versatility and performance across various bullet weights.
Varget: Often praised for its consistency, especially with heavier bullets.
2230: A good option for everyone who wants a ball powder that meters well.
Questions for the Forum
What are your go-to powders for .223 reloading and why?
Have you found any specific powders that work well with certain bullet weights?
What kind of measures do you use to ensure accuracy when reloading?
I’m excited to hear your recommendations and any tips you have for someone just getting into reloading. Thanks in advance for your advice!
I’m curious, does anyone feel that the burn rate significantly impacts accuracy at long ranges? I haven’t noticed much difference but I’m relatively new to reloading.
I’m a big fan of Varget for .223. It provides excellent consistency and precision for my loads. I’ve been able to achieve great velocities without compromising accuracy.