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I have been having a hard time finding powder. the other day I stopped in a little shop and they had two 1# containers of H4895 but they had two different lot #'s. so heres my question would you mix the two together so you had two pounds of the same powder or leave well enough alone.
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Unless you are shooting over max I would just use them from the cans as is.
 
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it might not make much difference.....but P dog Shooter might be right here


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I would mix them and have one lot. I've been doing that for 20 years. My largest blend was when I bought 6 pounds of Re22.

I blended all of them together as there were 3 different lot numbers for all 6 containers.

I always prefer blending and I've never ever had a problem. Just mark your containers as "blended" with a date.


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I would mix them and have one lot. I've been doing that for 20 years. My largest blend was when I bought 6 pounds of Re22.

I blended all of them together as there were 3 different lot numbers for all 6 containers.

I always prefer blending and I've never ever had a problem. Just mark your containers as "blended" with a date.

generally speaking this is good unril you discover one of the lots is recalled.....

It's very rare and possibly worth the risk!


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It would probably make more sense to load at least one round from each can (at an exceptable low loading) and shoot them over a chrony first before you do anything. Just see what you have and if there is anything goofy happening. Then you can mix or do whatever.


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hoggunner ----- I never blend because I don't feel I have the right equipment to blend evenly. That said, blending just two pounds would be relatively easy. I would use them one pound at a time as "p dog shooter" suggested. Good shooting.


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