I bought some H335 among the .223 reloading stuff last fall and finally got around toreloading 55gr bullets. At 50 yards 24.5 gr loads seem to do slightly better than 25gr. Both were better than 23.8gr. I shot better groups with my reloads than I did with PMC Brass rounds.
I tried to set up the Lee Pro autodisk for feeding the powder and I couldn't get the weight I wanted and had problems loosing some powder onto the shell plate, and into to the primer feed. I followed bgreene's advice and used a Lee Perfect Powder measure and gave up on the progressive press doing all the steps. I'm not how much of the progressive press problems were equipment, powder or operator.
I shoot off a Caldwell sandbag rest, so operator error gets to play a role in groups. H335 seemed to work satisfactorily.
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Your a punk kid yet little Greener. the Big Greener is old and I am older yet.bgreenea3 wrote:H335 is different than varget... I've had really good luck with varget and have not tried H335.
Maybe I'm odd, but I like the old singgle stage better than a progressive for rifle loads.
You have great day and shoot straight and may the Good Lord smile on you.

