Burn Rate Chart

[cowboybart]

Looking for a new burn rate chart that has Alliant Power Pro Varmint, Power Pro 2000MR and Power Pro 4000MR. I know where they fall in Alliants burn rate, but I want to know where they fall with IMR, Hodgdon and Accurate Powders

 

[rifleman700]

http://www.ramshot.com/products/burn-rates/

 

[Tacticaldonkey]

Needed this as well, thanks

 

[cowboybart]

Varmint is not on there, but the others are - Thanx a bunch!!

 

[bsekf]

HMM! Ball C and 748 are the same but 414 and 760 are not??????? thought they came out of the same drum.

 

[GrocMax]

I could never understand how anyone could consider BLC2 quicker than H335.

 

[Nvreloader]

Bsekf

Here is some info that may help you,
http://forum.accurateshooter.com/threads/powder-between-varget-and-h4350.3906551/

This is only part of the info, for burn rate etc,
per QL program,
see info on post #10, and other posts below.

HTH,

Tia,
Don

HMM! Ball C and 748 are the same but 414 and 760 are not??????? thought they came out of the same drum.

 

[rifleman700]

Varmint is not on there, but the others are - Thanx a bunch!!

I have yet to find a chart from anyone that has all manufactured powders on it. Even Quickload has been struggling to keep up. I have email sent to Alliant asking where Varmint falls in burn rate and I will update once I get an answer.

 

[rifleman700]

It doesn't show other manufacturers but here it is.

http://alliantpowder.com/resources/...eloadersguide/2014_Alliant_Powder_Catalog.pdf

 

[shoot4fun]

I called Allianz tech support a few weeks ago about 2000MR. The guy on the other end was extremely nice and gave me some very useful info. He said 2000MR is just a wee bit faster than H4350 but was designed to work at a different pressure curve. I am using it in 308 with heavy bullets and in 6 Dasher with 105's. It has the ability to generate great velocities in both calibers.