H322 has usually been considered a little fast for heavier (> 62 grain) bullets in .223. For a long time, it has been a standout powder with 50-55 gn. bullets in 100 to 200 yd. matches.
Get some and try it in your rifle with the heavier bullets. It may work well with your barrel and twist rate. If not, then it is usually very good with 55 grain plinking loads in just about any rifle I have tried them in.
Posts: 1236 | Location: Moved to N.W. MT. | Registered: April 26, 2009
If it was a good deal, I'd snag any powder that could be made to work with the calibers I load. The stuff is too dang expensive anyway.
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Posts: 17723 | Location: New Mexico | Registered: October 14, 2005
Last time I bought powder it was half that. Good thing I stocked up.