Correct, Ball is made at the original ball powder plant in florida. Shipping is a major issue from the US in the quantities we needOriginally Posted by tootall
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Correct, Ball is made at the original ball powder plant in florida. Shipping is a major issue from the US in the quantities we need
That explains the stick powders. They meter like crap but for the price I won't complain. I'd even settle for some of the "short cut" stuff.
Yup, understand the choices now. I'm still interested in the 4198, but would love to hear someone who's had success running it in a Tavor before placing an order.
any update on additional powder options?
The plant is on shutdown until September. I will have more info then
Any news?
It seems when you get a powder we all are asking for you can't keep it in stock longer than a week. Perhaps benchmarking demand for US powders wouldn't be such a lost cause after all...
Just sayin.
Not sure what you mean, but a full truck load is to much for Canada, and for our magazineIt seems when you get a powder we all are asking for you can't keep it in stock longer than a week. Perhaps benchmarking demand for US powders wouldn't be such a lost cause after all...
Just sayin.
Well, I will preface this by saying I'm very new to reloading.
I could NOT get good results using Varget for .223
So, I tried some of Can AM D4198. Its just the second powder I have ever tried. Maybe just beginners luck but ALL groups sub MOA using 55 grain Hornady Vmax and 69 grain Sierra Match Kings.
This is shooting a factory barrel Savage Model 11 "hog hunter"
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Anybody used this 4198 for some 30-30 load? Thanks!
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