Hello All I am beginning to work on a jug of 322 Australian 39288 50026. I would appreciate any load suggestions you have. What is the hot end for a 68 gr. Boat tail 7/10 ogive? Is it temperature sensitive? Thank You for any feedback. I would like to know the date is was made? 13.5 twist
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Australian 322
- Thread starter chaymbrd
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Some questions for you
Is this Australian manufactured H-322? And is this for a 6PPC with a .237 bore? WD
Hello All I am beginning to work on a jug of 322 Australian 39288 50026. I would appreciate any load suggestions you have. What is the hot end for a 68 gr. Boat tail 7/10 ogive? Is it temperature sensitive? Thank You for any feedback. I would like to know the date is was made? 13.5 twist
Is this Australian manufactured H-322? And is this for a 6PPC with a .237 bore? WD
you still have not identified the CARTRIDGE and twist
Yes this is H-322 manufactured in Australia and packaged in USA by Hogedon. Mchael
Your H-322 is re-packaged ADI AR2219 http://www.adi-powders.com.au/powder-equivalents/ Some suggested loads are shown here http://www.adi-powders.com.au/rifle/6mm-ppc
Most ADI powders are very temperature stable as our military have a requirement to work in environments ranging from below 0°C to over 45°C.
I visited the factory when I was a member of the ADF, they have a lot of smart boffins working there.
* doggie *
Most ADI powders are very temperature stable as our military have a requirement to work in environments ranging from below 0°C to over 45°C.
I visited the factory when I was a member of the ADF, they have a lot of smart boffins working there.
* doggie *
322
It is a 6ppc in a 13.5 twist bartlien barrel
Your H-322 is re-packaged ADI AR2219 http://www.adi-powders.com.au/powder-equivalents/ Some suggested loads are shown here http://www.adi-powders.com.au/rifle/6mm-ppc
Most ADI powders are very temperature stable as our military have a requirement to work in environments ranging from below 0°C to over 45°C.
I visited the factory when I was a member of the ADF, they have a lot of smart boffins working there.
* doggie *
It is a 6ppc in a 13.5 twist bartlien barrel
Michael Huebner
Member
H322
28.5 to 29.2 (some batches will be hot at 29.6 roughly ie Just won’t shoot any good at all
Hello All I am beginning to work on a jug of 322 Australian 39288 50026. I would appreciate any load suggestions you have. What is the hot end for a 68 gr. Boat tail 7/10 ogive? Is it temperature sensitive? Thank You for any feedback. I would like to know the date is was made? 13.5 twist
28.5 to 29.2 (some batches will be hot at 29.6 roughly ie Just won’t shoot any good at all
There
are quite a few that use H322 around here. With a 68gr bullet such as you mentioned in your original post, the ones who use it usually start around 27.5 grains and work up to around 28.0-28.2grains. As far as temperature stability goes, it is an extreme powder from Hodgdon, for what that is worth. I've seen it pretty stable around here until the temperature gets above 80-85*. If you're from Sacramento your climate is different than ours so let it suffice to say it's worth a try. JME. FWIW. WD
are quite a few that use H322 around here. With a 68gr bullet such as you mentioned in your original post, the ones who use it usually start around 27.5 grains and work up to around 28.0-28.2grains. As far as temperature stability goes, it is an extreme powder from Hodgdon, for what that is worth. I've seen it pretty stable around here until the temperature gets above 80-85*. If you're from Sacramento your climate is different than ours so let it suffice to say it's worth a try. JME. FWIW. WD