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 this 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!. 1 lb. & 8 lb.
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
Delivery Information
| Shipping Weight | 1.140 Pounds – 8.400 Pounds |
| DOT-Regulated | Yes |
| HazMat Product | Yes |
| Quantity | 1 lb, 8 lb |
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5 reviews for Hodgdon H335 Smokeless Powder
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Kenji Sato –
I gave this a shot with some lighter 147gr and 150gr bullets in my .308 hunting rifle. Accuracy was superb, grouping right around 0.75 inches at 100 yards. It’s a highly versatile powder to keep on the reloading bench.
Callum O’Reilly –
When you calculate the cost per round for high-volume shooting, H335 offers some of the best value on the Canadian market. It works brilliantly across multiple calibres in my safe, saving me from needing five different powders.
Auston Matthews –
I was a bit worried about using a ball powder in colder temperatures during late-season deer and coyote hunts, but paired with a good magnum primer, H335 ignites instantly and predictably even when it drops below zero.
Ivan Petrov –
Supply can be sporadic up north, so the second my local shop got a shipment of H335, I grabbed an 8-pounder. If you shoot .223 or .308 in quantity, don’t overthink it—just buy it. You won’t regret it.
Bobby Orr –
I’ve been buying Hodgdon H335 in 1lb and 8lb jugs for nearly a decade up here. Even when switching between entirely different manufacturing lots, my chronograph numbers barely budge. Hodgdon’s quality control is top-tier.