Request for load recipe .223 & H414

[Crow42077]

Anyone have an accurate load recipe for .223 with 69gr Sierra matchking BTHP and H414? I've read H414 is a favorite among 22-250 varmint shooters and was wondering if anyone has worked up a load for the .223 with H414 and bullets lighter than 82gr? Thanks in advance.
Crow

[ar15robert]

Never done the 414 but have had good success with wc844 and h335. 23.5 grains of powder in front of a rem 7.5br primer with the 69 SMK.

But every gun is different this is what has worked best for mine.

[Dutch Henry]

H414 is a little slow for .223 except for very heavy bullets. Hodgdon does list
.223 loads using H414 for 82 grain and 90 grain bullets.

http://www.hodgdonreloading.com/

[Crow42077]

H414 is a little slow for .223 except for very heavy bullets. Hodgdon does list
.223 loads using H414 for 82 grain and 90 grain bullets.
http://www.hodgdonreloading.com/

Yup been there ^^ and read those loads. That's actually why I asked if anyone had tried a lighter bullet. From my understanding H414 is very popular for 52-53gr bullets in the 22-250 and the accuracy they are boasting is 1 hole groups out to 300 yards with 5 shots, and as small as 3" groups out to 500yds. That type of accuracy led me to ask if anyone had tried it in .223 with a lighter than 82gr bullet.

[JMP]

H414 won't work very well with .223 Rem. Just because the bullet is similar, a 22-250 would not be a good comparison as the case is quite a bit larger. It will be too slow. H414 is more suited for .243 Win or 30-06. You can try, but you'll probably find it best at full capacity, and that won't be all that great with 52gr bullets.