Hodgdon Powder Co.
Hodgdon 1000 Extreme Smokeless Rifle Powder 1 LB. #H1000
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- SKU:
- 52747
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- Reloading - Powder
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Description
This extruded powder is a member of Hodgdon’s Extreme series of powder with slow-burning characteristics, perfect for highly-overbored magnums like the 7mm Remington Magnum, 7mm STW and the 30-378 Weatherby. In addition, with heavy bullets, H1000 gives top velocity and performance in such cartridges as the 6mm-284, 257 Weatherby, 270 Winchester, and 300 Winchester Magnum. In a short period of time this powder has achieved considerable popularity among long-range match shooters.
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