Description
Hodgdon H1000® is a slow-burning extruded rifle powder from Hodgdon’s Extreme series. It is designed for highly overbored magnum cartridges, where its burning characteristics make it a natural fit for demanding rifle applications.
Hodgdon specifically identifies H1000 for cartridges such as the 7mm Remington Magnum, 7mm STW, and .30-378 Weatherby. For handloaders working with heavy bullets, H1000 also delivers top velocity and performance in the 6mm-284, .257 Weatherby, .270 Winchester, and .300 Winchester Magnum.
That combination of slow-burning performance and compatibility with heavy-bullet magnum loads has helped H1000 gain considerable popularity among long-range match shooters. As always, select loads only from published Hodgdon data for the exact cartridge and component combination on the bench.
Hodgdon H1000 is made in Australia and is offered in 1 lb. and 8 lb. containers. Choose the container size that fits your loading volume and keep the original label close at hand when consulting approved load data.
- Slow-burning extruded rifle powder
- Member of Hodgdon’s Extreme series
- Designed for highly overbored magnum cartridges
- Supports heavy-bullet loads in listed cartridges
- Popular among long-range match shooters
- Available in 1 lb. and 8 lb. containers
- Made in Australia
Product Info
- Warnings:
- WARNINGS FOR CALIFORNIA RESIDENTS
- SDS:
- SAFETY DATA SHEET
- Type:
- Rifle
- Info:
- SALES & SHIPPING
- Group:
- Smokeless Powder
- Temperature_Stable:
- Yes
- Extra_Clean_Burn:
- No
- Form:
- Extruded
- Family:
- Extreme Rifle Series
- Subsonic:
- No
- Base:
- Single
- Q&A:
- Is Hodgdon H1000 suitable for highly overbored magnum cartridges?
- H1000 is suited to highly overbored magnum cartridges, including 7mm Remington Magnum, 7mm STW, and .30-378 Weatherby.
- What type of powder is Hodgdon H1000?
- H1000 is a slow-burning, extruded powder in Hodgdon’s Extreme series.
- Which cartridges are listed for H1000 with heavy bullets?
- With heavy bullets, Hodgdon lists H1000 for 6mm-284, .257 Weatherby, .270 Winchester, and .300 Winchester Magnum applications.
- Is H1000 used for long-range match shooting?
- H1000 has achieved considerable popularity among long-range match shooters.
- What sizes is Hodgdon H1000 available in?
- H1000 is available in 1 lb. and 8 lb. containers.
Reviews
54 Reviews
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H1000
Best powder I've found for larger calibers. My 7MM, 300 WM, and 300 PRC all love it.
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H1000
Best powder for my 6.5 PRC! Great speed, and very consistant in my experience. With heavy bullets I'm pretty sure it can't be beat. Glad I got a few #'s
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The go to for 300 PRC
This is the best powder for 300 PRC hand down. I tried RL 25 Abe 26 but this seem to be the perfect recipe for it. Very stable MV all around. Very easy to load. Love this powder.
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H1000
works great for my 28 Nosler and 6.5 PRC
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H1000 is perfect
Most consistent slow powder
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6.5 prc
This is my favorite powder for my 6.5 prc, good velocities and accuracy
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H1000
Best powder that I have found for my 7 RM. Delivery was super fast.
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H1000
My 338 lapua Ruger Precision loves this powder. Excellent grouping
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.300 Weatherby
Mike @ Hodgdon turned me on to this powder. In 2013, with only 8 days to go before season, I began to work on a load. It seemed totally insane, why change a proven load that works great?, but something inside said "Do it!" I began at 85gr and jumped in half grain increments to 87 grains. I put up five targets and used my old faithful control load of 82.5gr IMR 7828. In round robin fashion, shot 1, loading 1, target 1, then on to shot 2, loading 2, target 2 I went. It took about a hour and a half for me to shoot all 30 rounds, waiting at least 2-3 minutes between shots. In the end the 5 shot grouping of 87gr H1000 load was 20% smaller than my IMR7828 load. I went with it and have been extremely happy ever since. This load has always been behind a 200 grain Nosler Accubond, fired by Federal 215M primers. The rifle, just a Wal-mart Weatherby Vanguard w a 24" bbl was given me as a birthday gift by my old friend Matt Anderson. It has Waylon Jennings symbol painted on both sides and has been "waylon" on big game animals for 19 years. Unsure of the velocity, but have triangulated using two known points of impact to about 2950-2980fps. Accuracy with my astigmatism and a Rifle Basix trigger hovers around 1-1.25 inches for a 5 shot group. This is easily good enough for 1-500 yard shots on elk sized critters. Cows go straight down. Bulls take 1-3 steps, then fall straight down. Thank you, Mike, and thank you Hodgdon for making such a great powder!! Locke Mellott
