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What is Accurate 2230 powder good for?
Accurate 2230 is a fast burning, double-base, spherical rifle propellant. This versatile powder was designed around the 223 Remington, but can be used in many small and medium caliber cartridges including the 308 Winchester. 223 also works well in big bore straight wall cartridges such as the 458 Winchester.
What is Aa2200 powder?
Aa2200 Powder has been reintroduced to fill the increasing demand for a high performance small caliber propellant. 17, 19 and 20 caliber shooters will appreciate the excellent performance of 2200 with a wide range of bullets. Small granule size allows excellent metering and flow through small neck cases.
What powder does Hornady use in 338 Lapua?
The most commonly used powders with 338 Lapua are slow burners like Retumbo, H1000, and US869. At 250-300 grain bullets, Retumbo seems to be the best one to start with.
What is accurate 2230 used for?
Accurate 2230, formerly Accurate M-23, is a fast burning, double-base, spherical rifle propellant. This versatile powder was designed around the 223 Remington, but can be used in many small and medium caliber cartridges including the 308 Winchester. 2230 also works well in big bore straight wall cartridges such as the 458 Winchester.
What is ACC 2230 used for?
Accurate 2230 is a fast burning, double-base, spherical rifle propellant. This versatile powder was designed around the 223 Remington, but can be used in many small and medium caliber cartridges including the 308 Winchester. 2230 also works well in big bore straight wall cartridges such as the 458 Winchester.
What is 2230 powder?
This versatile powder was designed around the 223 Remington, but can be used in many small and medium caliber cartridges including the 308 Winchester. 2230 also works well in big bore straight wall cartridges such as the 458 Winchester. The excellent flow characteristics and grain size of 2230 make it ideal for progressive loading. Made in Belgium.
What is the difference between accurate 2200 and accurate 2520?
In the range of powders that can be used for 5.56 “normally” this is a medium burn rate powder, while Accurate 2200 would be on the very fast end of spectrum and Accurate 2520 would be toward the slow end. Accurate 2230 and Accurate 2460 are very similar, except 2460 takes about ~.5 more grains to get similar velocity.