of these 5 somewhat similar powders, which do you use in your target rifles?

[Mulligan]

From the June 2022 edit of the Precision Rifleman

 

[cowboybart]

H 322 in PPC
2200 in 6.5 Grendel (not a BR gun)
Gonna try Benchmark soon

 

[JSH]

Interesting. Though I am some what disappointed, I thought I was going to see some one counting kernels, then weighing each type before mixing.
Surprised they are not sitting it to get small stuff and fines out like the BP folks do.

 

[Mulligan]

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Just adding more info I just stumbled across about blending to suite the ppc in various climates

CW

 

[jackieschmidt]

133 in my 6PPC. H 4198 or LT 30 in my 30BR.

 

[Mulligan]

Just looking at the results this morning, I'm more confused than ever.
Are powders like 4895 really that popular in short range benchrest?
CW

 

[chop house]

Just looking at the results this morning, I'm more confused than ever.
Are powders like 4895 really that popular in short range benchrest?
CW

just for clarification: the poll is open to all respondents and up to three choices are allowed. the selections are not ranked by preference. only restriction is that those who have voted cannot change their vote.

 

[rwj]

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Do you know if the 8208 powder that is the subject of the letter dated 2012 is the same as the IMR 8208XBR being sold today?

 

[Mulligan]

Do you know if the 8208 powder that is the subject of the letter dated 2012 is the same as the IMR 8208XBR being sold today?

No sir, I do not.
CW

 

[chop house]

one bump to the thread: the usual suspect (v-133) took an early lead. then 4895 came on from nowhere.

 

[Homerange]

No sir, I do not.
CW

Maybe you have never seen this at ADI where 8208 is made:

Powder equivalents

Powder equivalents Note: This table shows only approximate equivalent values within about 5%. Actual burning rates can vary depending on the calibre, firearm, loading components and practices, as well as from powder lot to lot. As a consequence, it must be understood that Australian Munitions...

www.adiworldclass.com.au

 

[Mulligan]

Maybe you have never seen this at ADI where 8208 is made:

Powder equivalents

Powder equivalents Note: This table shows only approximate equivalent values within about 5%. Actual burning rates can vary depending on the calibre, firearm, loading components and practices, as well as from powder lot to lot. As a consequence, it must be understood that Australian Munitions...

www.adiworldclass.com.au

Thanks for sharing
CW

 

[Kracken McGraw]

Maybe you have never seen this at ADI where 8208 is made:

Powder equivalents

Powder equivalents Note: This table shows only approximate equivalent values within about 5%. Actual burning rates can vary depending on the calibre, firearm, loading components and practices, as well as from powder lot to lot. As a consequence, it must be understood that Australian Munitions...

www.adiworldclass.com.au

That’s interesting on Accurate 2460 being close to H4895.
Also on the Green Dot and N320. Thanks.

 

[hpshooter]

Bullyseye equivalent to Trail Boss??? From the ADI burn rate /equivalency chart.