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With the scarce availability of my preferred powders, I want to purchase one, 8 lb "security" jug that will sufficiently cover reloading needs for the following cartridges:

7x57 Mauser - 140 gr
9.3x62 Mauser - 286 gr
30-06 - 180 gr
270 Win - 130 gr
300 WSM - 180 gr

What say you?
 
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You might be in luck w/ IMR 4350 or RL-19...
 
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even with the WSM, I'd be stocking up either IMR 4895, RL 15, IMR 4064 , IMR 3031, W 748

I may give up a 100 fps or so, for max velocity, but I can also use less powder per load than powders in the 4350 burn rate...

plus I can load the above powders to lower velocity to conserve it, and not suffer accuracy problems, as compared to 4350, RL 19 etc...


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I'd recommend IMR-4895 or 4064


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How about H-414.Good Luck
 
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since i shoot most of those and they like rl-19 i would say that one.
if you are gonna shoot cast too i would say 4895.
 
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I pretty much agree with Seafire.
Not only for the rounds you list but probably 90% of centerfire rifle cartridges perform well with
4895 and 4350. Make sure you have plenty of these on hand.
 
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You don't say what powders you are using for now and while Seafire makes a good point if you want the best that you cartridges are able to offer I would look at H4350.It works across the board in the 7x57 through 9.3x62 sized cases. It will also work with cast if you follow the formula for pressure reduction -BHN.

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Thanks for the feedback.

I currently use 4350 (both flavors), R-15, H4831sc. Have used H414 extensively for the '06 (workable) and 7x57 (useful). The 9.3x62 is new (old Husqvarna), still in transit from seller. The 7x57 prefers R-15 for best accuracy and velocity. H4350 for speed in the '06 and IMR4350 for accuracy. H4831sc makes the 270 sing. H4350 for the 300WSM.

I'm pretty much committed to the bullet weights listed for each cartridge.
 
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Another vote for H4350. It will work the best across that broad spectrum of carts IMO. Faster powders will will also work, but you are going to give away a lot ov vel. in the 270 & 300.


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I'm using IMR-4350 in the 7x57,30-06,300WSM and H-4350 in the 270 and 30-06. I have more than one 30-06. Well good luck


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I am watching this thread with great interest! No one has mentioned H4831SC. Is that too slow or bulky?


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