powder help

[StudioDison]

This is what I plan on reloading;
Barnes tsx 62gr 224
milspec 69gr 224 http://www.wideners.com/itemdetail.c...ir=278|281|727

Barnes tipped tsx 168gr .308
milspec 168gr .308 http://www.wideners.com/itemdetail.c...ir=278|281|727

the Barnes will be for hunting and the milspect for everything else.
is there a powder that i can use for all this?
thank you for any advice.
i plan on buying locally as not to pay the hazmat shipping fees.

[Chief-7700]

What do your reloading manual say?

[SixPointEight]

Frankly, yes. Many.

If I had to guess, Varget, H4895, TAC, Reloader 15, and maybe BL-C(2)?

Those are popular for both calibers listed. Barnes probably offers reloading data for their own bullets, so email them.

[StudioDison]

I don't have a manual yet. Are these manuals specific to the manufacture of the bullet?

[rg_1111@yahoo.com]

Try the on line powder chart's.

[GeoffLinder]

Varget!

[Chief-7700]

I don't have a manual yet. Are these manuals specific to the manufacture of the bullet?

Suggest that you use three reloading references on-line and/or the old fashion printed manuals. Some bullet manufactures do their own testing and most all powder manufactures do pressure test different bullet weight, type and powder combinations.

[Fjold]

Compatible powders for both cartridges
IMR 4320*
IMR 4064*
748*
BL-C(2)*
IMR 4895*
H335*
H4895*
IMR 8208 XBR*
IMR 3031*
Benchmark*

[SixPointEight]

Fjold, any reason you don't name varget? While a bit slow for a light bullet Or a short barrel, it is still popar in both