Works great, wish I had more of it. Hand load using 33 grains of H335 and Hornady 150 grain RN #3035 gives me 2298 fps out of 20" barrel Westernfield. When I was sighting it in at 100 yards the first 3 shot group was 5/8" second was 3/4". SD was 4.58 fps but I don't recall for how many shots.
Wouldn't mind using it for 30-30 if I had more of it on hand, but have switched to LVR which gives me almost as good of accuracy and ~140 fps more velocity.

REK

 

Used it for years 130gr speer = 25fps for 36.5 gr's 20 inch tube, gar.

 

The label on the bottle of H335 also shows load data for the 444 Marlin.
I have tried it with 300 grain cast bullets but found that slightly "faster" powders work better in the big bore.
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I use it with speer 170 grain. Works great!

 

It will work fine. I prefer CFE 223 or Varget. Actually, many powders used for the 223 will work well. I just save my H335 for the 222 Rem Mag.

 

Same with W748, works great in both 223 and 30-30

 

A lot of powders will work for things they are not normally used for and work well but will not be the best thing to use. Unique, Red Dot , Blue Dot , Green Dot ,Herco and Longshot are all shotgun powders but are used more in handgun loads and cast bullet rifle loads than for the shotgun shells they were intended for. Some powders are just that flexible , some are not.

 

While H335 is kept for the 444, tried one mid range load in 30-30 with 170gr bullets, it was a satisfying load, showing H335 has good potential in the 30-30 IMO.

 

Hodgdon lists it in their reloading manual for 30-30, ought to work just fine even if its not the best for the job. I doubt a whitetail at 75 - 100 yards will know the difference.

 

I use H335 for my load with the 130 grain Speer Hot-Cor. Runs 2500 fps(MV) out of my Model 94 Winchester with a 26" barrel. Accurate and the buck I shot with it was DRT.

 

CFE223 is also made for the .223 but it is my go-to powder for my 30-30 reloading. No problem getting 2600fps with a 130grn Hot Cor with a 20" barrel.

 

I have used H335 in years past and reloaded 30 30 ammo with it. I had no issues with performance. I have used H335, BLC-2, CFE223, H4895, AA2230, and couple of other Accurate Arms powders to reload 30 30. Now I'm talking over 15 years ago, except for the cfe223 which I only tried a few years ago, when it first introduced. Some powders like H335, BLC-2 and H4895 I did use extensively, while others I only experimented with loading less than 10 rounds to see if I liked the powder for use in 30 30. But the one powder I have always gone back to is H4895. Why, because I have quite a bit of that powder and it performs well. I've exhausted my supply of H335 and BLC-2 and it is hard to find around my area.

 

I have seen H335 on the shelf in 3 different gun stores I have been at in the past month or so. I ended up buying 1#, but would say that there were at least 20# that were out as well as a few 8#ers. This is in upper midwest, mostly WI i41 north of Milwaukee to GB.

 

I’ve used H-335 for 55gr .223 and 150gr 30-30. Works well in both. I prefer IMR-3031 for .30-30 when it can be found. There are quite a few powders that will work with both calibers.

 

Don't use it for 30-30 but have used it a lot for 444. Actually it is the most accurate powder that I've used for that rifle. Quit using it because it throws a 3 foot flame out the barrel. Bought 8 lbs recently because it was there and know I can use it if I run short of 4198.

 

There is a lot of overlap for suitable powders between those two cartridges.