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    What size is the 4198 grains? Like regular I4198 or the H4198?
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    Quote Originally Posted by thebaron View Post
    When you say use IMR data less 10% and work up. Is that 10% from max load or 10% of min load?

    I'm going to go ahead and assume 10% of max.
    Typically when someone lists a load and says drop 10% and work up, it's from a Max load.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gatehouse View Post
    Typically when someone lists a load and says drop 10% and work up, it's from a Max load.
    True, but if you're reloading a new bullet/powder combo and you look up the data in a reloading manual, do you start with the starting loads or maximum loads? You start (or should) with the, errrmm, starting loads.

    This powder being similar but not canister grade powder will have some variance from the manuals listings, so the starting load for IMR4198 in .223 with a 40gr bullet (for an example) in the Nosler manual is 21.0gr, max is 23.0gr. With a powder that could be slightly faster, 21.0gr could be approaching a max load. In this case I'd personally start around 20gr and go from there.

    With all that said, I'd bet money this Dxxxx powder is going to be so close to the IMR stuff that most of us will notice very little, if any difference in burn rate.

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    Anyone have a h4198 load that cycles a Ar15 reliably?

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    I just wanted to clarify something. Is Dominion arms Canadaammos brand and is this powder made in Canada?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tazzy View Post
    I just wanted to clarify something. Is Dominion arms Canadaammos brand and is this powder made in Canada?
    Dominion Arms is our line of guns, Dominion is our line of ammo/components. and yes, as stated above, it is made in Canada

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tazzy View Post
    I just wanted to clarify something. Is Dominion arms Canadaammos brand and is this powder made in Canada?
    Edit : canam beat me to it

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    Quote Originally Posted by CanAm View Post
    Dominion Arms is our line of guns, Dominion is our line of ammo/components. and yes, as stated above, it is made in Canada
    Thanks for the fast reply. That 4198 will keep my 45-70 blazing for a long time.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tazzy View Post
    I just wanted to clarify something. Is Dominion arms Canadaammos brand and is this powder made in Canada?
    Quote Originally Posted by tootall View Post
    That narrows it down!


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    I picked up 5lbs of the 4198. I have enough actual 800x for my needs for a long time. Hopefully a fast bullseye or titegroup type powder can be had soon...

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