20 May 2004, 02:58
OutlawMk26Hodgen owns IMR ?
friend told me yesterday that Hodgen owns IMR, when did that happen? if it's true
20 May 2004, 03:02
courtney platerYep, they sealed the deal late last year. "H" says they are going to keep the line. More details
here20 May 2004, 06:29
Cal SibleyHodgdon has own IMR for quite some time now, about a year I think. Hodgdon has stated they have no intention of ceasing production of any of the IMR powders, and that's good news for us that use them. Best wishes.
Cal - Montreal
20 May 2004, 22:04
Aussie FrankDid you also know that a vast majority of Hodgdon powders are made by ADI here in Australia.
Aussie Frank
In Sunny Queensland
one can only hope they get rid of those narrow mouth cans ... but please don't mess with the existing product line
21 May 2004, 00:59
OutlawMk26thanks for letting me out of the cave and into the light everyone
21 May 2004, 19:25
RobertDNed, I had to laugh at your comment. I have a good friend of mine who is real upset that Hodgdon is repackaging the IMR powders.
The cans take very little shelf space, hence their use. But, they are more expensive, so plastic is in these days.
Actually, I think the cans are pretty cool. Kind of retro. But, it isn't a big deal for me either way.
RobertD
agree about the retro look and the storage of the cans...just drives me nuts not being able to get the last bit of powder out. <grin>
22 May 2004, 01:04
huntingcatAnd you must clean your plate at the dinner table too.
funny huntingcat...where in houston do you shoot...i shoot at the Clear Creek Range in League City.
ned, clean plate clubber