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So all in all not a single person in canada knows when we can expect to c varget again ...fml...
As stated b4 may not be the most versatile but in a hunting season that can go from 20degrees to -30 degrees in the same week i like knowing my shots are hitting the same spot no matter what
1lb - 20 Units in Stock
8lbs - 8 Units in Stock
Awndray buddy, bit of a thread resurrection!Originally Posted by awndray
The wild still lingered in him and the wolf in him merely slept
"It must be poor life that achieves freedom from fear" - Aldo Leopold
I just got an 8 lb jug from Cabelas (ordered online and picked up at the store)
Wow that's a lot of Varget lol
I got an alert yesterday, they've got 8lb jugs in stock for 399.99. Luckily I've got 9.5 lbs squirreled away so I'm good for the year.
"From My Cold, Dead Hands." - Charlton Heston
IMR 4320 or Reloader 15 are other options.
I go through 12 lbs a year. Its nice to get it in a single lot like this.
There are people in Fort Mac. who find Varget so consistent and versatile that I could almost swear they sprinkle it on their bacon and eggs.
For us older dudes, just like ######. Consistent and Versatile.
I have tried a couple of powders and all seem to work well. Varget is the easiest to get so I settled on that. I eventually settled on one powder, one bullet, one kind of brass and learned to work with it.
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