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[Ruger007]

Thanks for the test Ruger007. Looks like those 4064 powders are nearly identical, maybe the d4064 is a touch slower. Was the grain size of the imr 4064 a longer stick compared to d4064ssc?

4064



I would say without getting the micrometer out that the D is slightly cut shorter but a bit thicker. Prehaps a slight change in color?

[B]

4064 would work well for 150-165 gr bullets in the 30/06. Heavier bullets probably 4350, but I haven't tried it.

I'm using D-4064 to make 147grn FMJ service rifle loads in .308. It does great at the lower pressures and comparing to bolt gun data you have a lot to gain if you wish. It should do very well with the -06 and lighter bullets.

[Buckmastr]

4064



I would say without getting the micrometer out that the D is slightly cut shorter but a bit thicker. Prehaps a slight change in color?

Thanks for the picture!

[zman75]

Thank you ruger!

[bobdbldr]

Two five pounders ordered, is there a thread on work ups for the D powders? I know they are different per batch kinda why I got two containers, but something to get in the ball park.

[albertacoyotecaller]

Just buy it.
It is low priced and works great,
BEST of all, it's MADE IN CANADA.
(Keep Canadians working.)
they tell you to use IMR data.
I've used 4198, 4895, 4064.

That's provides some useful insight.

[jordanlillico]

D4350SSC is way closer to RL19

[Buckmastr]

Yep

[jordanlillico]

6.5 creedmoor 26" barrel
44.8 gr D4350SSC
145gr MB
2775fps no presser
2.955 coal
Fed large mag rifle match primers
Hornady brass


43.7 was around 2730 better SD

[Ruger007]

So the D4350 is looking more like a RL19 to a 4831 speed?

That could be handy.