This powder is described as:
0N29 is a single-based, surface treated powder with grain dimensions of 2,3 mm length and 1,3 mm diameter. The burning rate is slower and grain size larger than those of the N100 series powders. 20N29 is primarily used in large caliber and magnum applications with heavy bullets and in long-range target shooting. It has also gained a good reputation when used eg. in .300 Lapua Magnum and .30-378 Weatherby Magnum.
My question here is if anybody has used this to work up loads on .223/5.56, .308, .30-30? I'm sure it can be done, just wonder if anybody has tried. With the powder shortages I'm wondering if it is time to experiment a bit.
0N29 is a single-based, surface treated powder with grain dimensions of 2,3 mm length and 1,3 mm diameter. The burning rate is slower and grain size larger than those of the N100 series powders. 20N29 is primarily used in large caliber and magnum applications with heavy bullets and in long-range target shooting. It has also gained a good reputation when used eg. in .300 Lapua Magnum and .30-378 Weatherby Magnum.
My question here is if anybody has used this to work up loads on .223/5.56, .308, .30-30? I'm sure it can be done, just wonder if anybody has tried. With the powder shortages I'm wondering if it is time to experiment a bit.