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Quigley
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Anybody else noting the non availability of H-4350. I cannot find it in stock anywhere. Reasons ??? Help !!
Where have you been? It's been like that for over a year, maybe closer to two.
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Quigley
Guest
Well my wife does tell me that I live under a rock sometimes....... But if it's been this bad for so long, #1 WHY, #2 What is Hodgdon doing about it ???? Quig
rkittine
New member
I recently bought two 8 pound jugs of H-4350. You need to be on the back order list of everyone and then wait until they notify you it is in and jump on it. I bought one of those jugs when they had a special on HSMET for $15.00 and $7.95 Handling charge with free freight. Recently got LT32, H322 and some shotgun powders from Powder Valley and when I ordered, they had some H4350, but only 1 pounders or 14 ounce ones, I can't remember. The 2 8 pounders I bought were also each under $200.00. I have seen inventory as high as $250.00 for an 8 pounder and then I pass. I got 8 pounds of IMR 4350 that I use for something else and it was only $168.00.
Bob
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You would have to call Hodgdon to get that answer and even then you don't know if it's the truth or not. Varget was hard to get up until two or three month's ago, now you can find it just about anywhere.
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this stuff comes and goes. I just saw Rem small rifle primers at powdervalley last week, today they are out. Just the ebb and flow of things I guess.
Have you considered IMR 4350, which was available this morning when I ordered some. Or Norma 204? H414? Or H or IMR 4831. There is more than one way to feed the rifle slow burning powder. Good luck.
this stuff comes and goes. I just saw Rem small rifle primers at powdervalley last week, today they are out. Just the ebb and flow of things I guess.
Have you considered IMR 4350, which was available this morning when I ordered some. Or Norma 204? H414? Or H or IMR 4831. There is more than one way to feed the rifle slow burning powder. Good luck.
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Quigley
Guest
Darn it ! I did see some 4451 endoron at Bass Pro a few days ago. Maybe will give it a try. Thanks to you all for trying to get me from under that rock !!!
John Kielly
Shari's fan club
Not a lot they can do, I suspect. Here in Australia where the powder is made, we don't build more capacity every time you guys panic buy the shelves bare.
JerrySharrett
Senile Member
Call Hodgdons. They can and will tell you what they are shipping to where in your area. Most all of the H products comes from ADI in Australia.
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Gee. And Wal-mart has 5 ships bring junk from the PRC(chi-coms). 5 days from Shanghai to LA.....
Prolly
has more to do with risk management than anything else. if all the supply is at risk at once and the worst should happen, no powder for a long time!
has more to do with risk management than anything else. if all the supply is at risk at once and the worst should happen, no powder for a long time!
Lee Martin
Active member
Sometimes when the main powder supply houses are out, I check Gunbroker.com. Occasionally I find a jug of what I need.
-Lee
www.singleactions.com
-Lee
www.singleactions.com
jackie schmidt
New member
I have been playing with Reloader 16, and it performs exactly in the same load window as 4350.
IMR 4350 doesn't perform the same as H4350. Jackie is right about the Reloader 16, it's performance rivals H4350.