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My preacher buddy was just given 2- 8 lb. kegs of this powder from a parishioner whose son was a reloader but passed away. I am not familiar with this powder. Does anyone have any info on it +/or loading data? Never mistake motion for action. | ||
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It is made for the .50 BMG round. It is very slow burning. It would be OK for an overbore magnum caliber with a heavy bullet. https://www.gunwinner.com/cont...mokeless-powder-4600 Gulf of Tonkin Yacht Club NRA Endowment Member President NM MILSURPS | |||
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Thank you! I will pass it on! Never mistake motion for action. | |||
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Very likely will result is slower velocity loads too. That's what I found using 1000 in .300Win/m's. Worked fine, just slower than 4831 or 4895. Good luck, George "Gun Control is NOT about Guns' "It's about Control!!" Join the NRA today!" LM: NRA, DAV, George L. Dwight | |||
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it's in the Kingsford line of powder and charcoal opinions vary band of bubbas and STC hunting Club Information on Ammoguide about the416AR, 458AR, 470AR, 500AR What is an AR round? Case Drawings 416-458-470AR and 500AR. 476AR, http://www.weaponsmith.com | |||
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It is my "go to" powder in a .264 Winchester. It would work well in a 7mm STW, 7mm Ultramag, probably some of the small caliber/large case Nosler line of cartridges, and the smaller bore Lazzaronis. I found it a bit more consistent than WC 860 (at least in the lots I have used). Of course, there is no published data for it so you are completely on your own in creating a safe and useful load. Also, be aware that surplus powders can and do vary from lot to lot somewhat more than canister grade powders. | |||
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