BUY HODGDON H335 RIFLE SMOKELESS POWDER
Hodgdon H335 Powder was first developed as a military powder and was used for the 5.56 NATO, also known as the 223 Remington by handloaders. It goes without saying that H335 Powder is used extensively in the 222 Remington, the 223 Remington, and a variety of other tiny cartridges. Shooters that target prairie dogs will find this a favorite, as J.B. Hodgdon has for years!.
Specifications and Features:
- Powders of a high caliber for those who reload their own ammunition at home
- Flows through the measures with outstanding precision.
- Offers match-grade accuracy
- Burning without toxins
- Varmint loads
- Flattened ball type
- .222 and.223 Remington,.22-250 Remington, as well as a great number of others
- Sizes of 1 and 8 pounds available, which are more cost effective
| QUANTITY | 1 Pound, 8 Pound |
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14 reviews for Hodgdon H335 Smokeless Powder
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Clay –
I prefer using magnum small rifle primers with this ball powder to ensure total ignition. When you do, it burns incredibly clean with minimal carbon buildup in the gas tube or bolt carrier group.
Gavin Rhodes –
The absolute king for .223 Remington.
If you load for the AR-15 platform, look no further. H335 is the undisputed gold standard for .223 and 5.56 NATO. It pushes 55-grain Hornady FMJs flawlessly with incredible accuracy and velocity. I never let my bench run out of this stuff.
Weston –
Finding H335 locally is hit-or-miss, so I always buy it online. The checkout process is seamless, tracking updates are reliable, and the heavy-duty jugs arrive tightly sealed and heavily padded to withstand rough transit.
Mercer –
I spent a week in South Dakota shooting prairie dogs with ammo loaded with H335. Even after running the rifle hot, the point of impact stayed remarkably consistent. It delivers the high velocity needed for flat shooting at long distances.
Shaw –
H335 is incredibly stable and predictable. While tracking my velocity nodes up from the starting load, I didn’t see any weird pressure spikes. It is a very safe, easy, and forgiving powder for beginners to learn on.
Colton Vance –
Because this is a true spherical (ball) powder, it flows through my Dillon 550 progressive press like water. Every single drop is exactly identical down to the tenth of a grain. It completely eliminates the need to trickle each individual charge.
Webb C –
While it is famous for small-bore cartridges, H335 performs surprisingly well with lighter bullets in the .308 Winchester and .30-30. It makes it very convenient to stock one versatile powder for multiple rifle calibers.
Blake Moss –
I have been using Hodgdon H335 since the 1980s. Lot-to-lot consistency is excellent. A batch I bought online this month performs identically to the data I logged in my notebook ten years ago. Total peace of mind.
Stone –
I reload thousands of rounds of bulk blasting ammo every year. H335 gives me the perfect balance of excellent performance and great economy. Buying the 8lb jugs online makes mass-producing rifle ammo incredibly cost-effective.
Luke –
Yes, you have to pay the online hazmat and shipping fees, but if you buy a couple of 8lb jugs at once, you still come out way ahead compared to local gun shop prices. It is much easier than driving around searching empty shelves.
Ryder Hayes –
Worked up a load for my bolt-action varmint rifle using H335 and 52-grain match bullets. It instantly shrank my groups down to a ragged hole at 100 yards. The precision you get from a bulk-friendly powder is amazing.
Kurt Flint –
If I could only own one rifle powder for the rest of my life, it would be H335. It does everything well: it meters perfectly, shoots tight groups, runs fast, and works in half the rifles I own. You cannot go wrong with it.
Reid Wade –
The density of this spherical powder is perfect for the .223 case. It fills the hull nicely without compressing the load or spilling over the mouth during high-speed progressive reloading cycles.
Grant Nash –
Tested a 10-shot string over my LabRadar chronograph yesterday. The velocity spread was only 11 feet per second, with a single-digit standard deviation. That kind of consistency gives you extreme confidence out past 300 yards.