What does IMR 4064 look like?

IMR 4064 is an extruded powder and looks like long sticks. There are no flakes at all in the powder. Someone has contaminated the can and it should be disposed of.

What powder does Hornady use for 223?

H335 and CFE 223 are spherical powders and meter very well. Varget is an extruded powder. These are the three I have experience with at the moment but all great options.

What can I load with IMR 4350?

IMR 4350 is primarily used for the newest short magnum cartridges in the industry but also used for silhouette shooting. Also for magnums with light to medium bullet weights, IMR 4350 is the best choice.

Can you load 223 with IMR 4064 sticks?

The problem with 4064 is the sticks are so long and packing them into a 223 is a challenge. I use lots of varget with my 52 and 69 gr match loads in a 233.

What can I use as a substitute for IMR 4064?

I came across IMR4064 as a possible substitute. IMR claims it is one of their more versatile powders for .223 and .308. Here is some information that may be helpful if you are considering this powder: Right off the bat, any reloaders using progressive presses may not even want to try the 4064 as extruded powders just do not meter well.

Is the IMR 4064 powder good for Progressive presses?

Here is some information that may be helpful if you are considering this powder: Right off the bat, any reloaders using progressive presses may not even want to try the 4064 as extruded powders just do not meter well. The amount provided by your powder drop may vary significantly using this or any other extruded powder.

What’s the average FPS of an IMR 4064?

I used IMR 4064 with 55 grain bullets out of an AR and was getting groups just under 1.5″ at 100 yards. My average speed was 2864 FPS out of a 16 inch barrel, other loads were faster but not as accurate.