Ive read this written a couple of times now written by Alex.
To be honest this blows my mind and leaves me feeling like H4895 should be the last powder anyone should really be using in their 6BRA, or any other caliber for that matter?
Think of the difficulties this level of inconsistency could cause?
Ive seen plenty of examples of batch to batch variation in a powder but never to the extent one batch could be accurate and another not, that really leaves me scratching my head?
Much of what I pulled down is H4895 stuff. I feel like I pushed it too hard in as a result it has caused some shooters to struggle with it when either their barrel didnt like it or they got a bad lot. H4895 can set records or if you get a bad lot it wont shoot in any barrel. One of our local guys is really good at picking out the good lots in his dasher, the difference between a good and bad lot is unbelievable. I realized I need to be more careful in what I post, so now Im more likely to recommend trying a few different powders.
To be honest this blows my mind and leaves me feeling like H4895 should be the last powder anyone should really be using in their 6BRA, or any other caliber for that matter?
Think of the difficulties this level of inconsistency could cause?
Ive seen plenty of examples of batch to batch variation in a powder but never to the extent one batch could be accurate and another not, that really leaves me scratching my head?