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Just for the curiosity value, I remember reading that in South Africa they don't have a commercially availiable powder suitable for .375H&H so they marry up a mix.

How do you know what ratio to use? can it be safely done?

I have no intention of doing any of this, I don't think I could make up a powder mix that is better than what Vhita vuori make... [Wink]
 
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In Africa they have a limited number of pwders w/ dofferent burning rates. Here in the states, we can get just about anything, so I see no reason to experiment mixing powders. In reading about it & talking to a friend of mine who lives in RSA & loads his own, they mix equal portions by weight in the scale & put it in the cart.
 
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The manufacturers do that anyway, only they call it blending of batches to get speed they want.
The folks in SA have found combinations that works,so it is safe.ed.
 
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For the 375 we have 2 very good powders - S335 and S341. What we do not have is an equivalent for IMR4064. To remedy that we make a 50:50 mix of S335 and S365 and call it S355. I understand Somchem are about to introduce a powder equivalent to IMR4064.

Do a search on Duplexing on the this forum.

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If you mix RL19 and RL15, do you get RL17? [Roll Eyes]
 
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