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Thread: Is there a way to verify powder volatility?

  1. 01-09-2017, 12:28 AM #1
    Lakehouse2012
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    Is there a way to verify powder volatility?

    I bought 3 lbs of H110 off a guy a month ago. Bought it cheap, knowing that this was older powder, and I'll only use for target rounds. But then I got thinking, is there any way to check the volatility of this powder before I start charging cases?
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    Lh2012, Pose this question on the Canister & Surplus Powder subforum.
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  3. 01-09-2017, 10:06 AM #3
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    Thanks Maven! I hadn't seen that sub forum last night, and have now posted it over there.
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