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Apropos of nothing whatsoever, check out Shooter's World data, especial under Tactical Rifle. And, check out QL's free competition: Gordon's Reloading Tool.

You're welcome.

Or it means they will simply cease importing the cheaper powders.

Kinda reminds me of the DuPont powder anti-trust litigation from 1907 (I'm a student of [anything gun-related] history), when Hercules came about, after they were awarded all of DuPont's double base...

.360 n.e. #2

As was I swheeler. Are you getting spring down there yet?

And just to muddy the waters further, the new St. Marks powders MSDS sheets for ball powder shows WC320, WC330 & WC350 powders. I am unsure how old these powders are, but if the OP's powder is, in...

The original H322 (an extruded powder) WAS IMR8208M that was made here in Canada at the DuPont / IMR plant in Valleyfield, Quebec, the ONLY extruded powder plant in North America. The same place...

These 5 of mine are now in the catalogue:

31-165D
I designed it for hunting in Win. M94's. 70% meplat, driving band, crimp groove, no gas check, tumble lube (haven't ventured into PC yet, after...

BTW, -40 C = -40F

We've had that temperature a lot this winter, thou not for some time in the past few years. It had been -50C (-60F) with the windchill for about 3 weeks around Christmas.

The...

MSDS sheets are the bible of where and what powders are. They don't want to mess around with liability issues (ie pointing the finger at the OEM)

I've played around a fair bit with .303's, as well as wildcats derived therefrom. With the .303 expanded to take 0.375" bullets, you're essentially recreating, depending on how you seat your...