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Is cfe blk powerder good for the grain and if so what is a good. Grain to load — 2 Answers

by John, from SC, United States Asked on November 21, 2021

Name Hornady ELD Match Rifle Bullets, 30 Caliber, .308, 208 Grain (5)
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Answered by Aaron Jones, member, from PA, United States, on February 15, 2023

Use H110. CFE BLK powder is DIRTY and in my experience, a terrible powder for subsonic 300 blk. I smashed my head against the wall repeatedly trying to get CFE BLK to shoot clean without dumping powder into my action.

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Answered by Lee, member, from PA, United States, on March 09, 2022

For your safety and the safety of everyone around you, only use published data when developing handloads.

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