Anybody but especially R. Robbinette I'm sure its not exact but isn't Lt 32 supposed to be the same animal as old H32, the predasessor of H 322?
This may rack my memory, but there is probably help/correction for any errors, "out there" . . .

Rather than H-32, as I recall, the number was, "in the beginning" (early-mid 1980's), T-322 , a surplus version of 322, sold by Thunderbird, in Phoenix, AZ.
Since Hodgdon owned the rights to H-322, Thunderbird, to avoid infringement, condensed the number to T-32: there were, I believe, at least two LOTS of that particular powder, which, in IBS/NBRSA group and score (Hunter Class) earned/won great acclaim. I still have a partial jug of the T-32 . . . at the same time, some Surplus H-322 was being sold through various sources, such a Lock-Stock & Barrel, which was located in the far South West region of 'The FORBIDDEN ZONE', aka South Dakota. As I recall, all of those powders were available for $45.00/8Lb. jug, freight paid - the T-32 may have been slightly higher . . . In my experience, all [of the LOTs] were very similar & useful.
Fast forward to a few years ago: I do believe that Accurate Powders developed the Lt-32 to mimic the characteristics of the original T-32 powder(s) - as usual, with smokeless powder, it's close, but not exact.

The last two 100 Yd. group aggs, at the IA State LV/HV being .24xx & .25xx - due to outside issues, I was unable to shoot the 200 Yd. stages.


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