LC 12110 8208 pull-down powder Info?

[jamesdmock]

I have had a jug of pulldown powder (8208) for quite some time and am seeking some information as to its burning rate. I know it is a long shot, but I hate to see it go to waste. It came from the estate of the late Raymond Brunet and I believe that he shot it in a 6 PPC. Any help would be very appreciated. I am thinking of using it with a 6 BR with 68 grain bullets. James

 

[Fuj]

Awhile back, Benchrest Central had a few good threads going.
Any reference to "Thunderbird" on the Jug ?? Some claim it was
good replacement for H322, but don't quote me.

 

[gibrass]

I have some propellant data info on several lot numbers of pulldown IMR8208M. Your Lake City lot 12110 is in my database. Email me thru my website for additional info.
Jeff Bartlett
jeff@gibrass.com

 

[fatelvis]

I have some propellant data info on several lot numbers of pulldown IMR8208M. Your Lake City lot 12110 is in my database. Email me thru my website for additional info.
Jeff Bartlett
jeff@gibrass.com

Jeff, I have to say, I like that you haven't "re-vamped" your website, after all these years. When I shop on your site, that visual familiarity brings me back to the earlier years of reloading. I hope your business is doing well.

 

[Joe Maisto]

I have had a jug of pulldown powder (8208) for quite some time and am seeking some information as to its burning rate. I know it is a long shot, but I hate to see it go to waste. It came from the estate of the late Raymond Brunet and I believe that he shot it in a 6 PPC. Any help would be very appreciated. I am thinking of using it with a 6 BR with 68 grain bullets. James

James;
Many of us used 8208 in our ppc's. Some numbers did better than others on the target. Not familiar with that particular #, but I would certainly use it starting at 28.5 and going up from there in a ppc.

 

[Mulligan]

James,
Any updates?
Did you test this powder?
CW