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Yeah, because nobody is going to ever need that data again....
I stumbled on 24 lbs of old shotgun powder. Couldn't find data so I called the manufacturer. They couldn't find data so they asked me to send some in. They got back to me a few months later with data.
That powder was older than their archives and yet I was able to put it to good use rather than fertilizing the lawn with it.
I've been able to get my hands on VV powders to suit all my needs over the last 3 years.
It is more available but at times it is tough but not as bad as others.
Also look at SWP (shooters world powder) that's another option that is a little more available as a lot of people don't seem to know about it. I've loaded it in 6.5CM and 6BRA with great results.
I am working up loads for a savage elite 338 now the best I found from available powder is 80 grains 4350 with a 300 gr matchking
Well is one of our participants is OP I am sorry about that I certainly would not want to make the matter worse
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The google machine is a wonderful thing:
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The google machine is a wonderful thing:
4350 I read to fast I thought you said 4895 darn I just bought some stuff from them as for 4350 I have 4 pounds. I look every day an buy anything I can use Like Frank said (I think) this is going to last 2 years
Hodgdon H4350 Smokeless Gun Powder
For magnums with light to moderate weight bullets, Hodgdon H4350 rifle powder can't be beat. Powder Valley offers the finest reloading powder on the market.
You working with THEIS ????
H4895 has been intermittent for a while now. If you want to pay the Gunbroker tax, there is 1lb on there:
I did see those shooters world powders a bit ago IIRC they didn't have anything in the realm of N570 which I burn a lot of.
I like loading .308. It's an easy caliber to get results with. The days of .25 per round are limited to stock on hand from a long time ago. These days I approach $1 a round using match components carefully shopped on sale, in bulk, etc.
I can pay a little more to enjoy my hobby or buy factory ammo. Just do like everyone else. Try new powders when they are priced attractively or pay the going price for your old favorite. Every weekend I see free shipping/haz. Not my first rodeo on component shortages or creative sourcing.
I can pay a little more to enjoy my hobby or buy factory ammo. Just do like everyone else. Try new powders when they are priced attractively or pay the going price for your old favorite. Every weekend I see free shipping/haz. Not my first rodeo on component shortages or creative sourcing.
Op you do realize the civilian market is a secondary consumer for these companies right? Do you think they exist so you can shoot fclass lol? Do you look at all around the world and notice how their supply chains work
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Just sending him money. Not sure what he is doing with it. I hear it is good things, so I’ll let it ride
Gunny I have looked in at least 6 on suppliers and virtually all IRM powder is out of stock so even a rich man would have trouble. I hope you enjoy these jousts as much as I do you remind me of an old saying when you wrestle in the mud with a pig you get dirty and the pig enjoys it. I hope I am entertaining you.
You must be flat out retarded to not figure out on your own how to use something else that you can find.
Well I have tried and true loads with these powders if use something else I have a lot of otherwise unneeded work to do.
I bet if I gave you a calendar you would criticize it.
Pleasure a have a good day; write soon.
The "Gunnery Sergeant" is just a rank assignment based on number of posts made on the forums. It has been here since I first joined (2007). A lot of us put other things in its place to avoid the rank.
IIRC I think he was actually in the Navy and on a submarine...but I'm getting older and my memory on things I couldn't care less about is starting to lose its sharpness.
Well my friend we will have to disagree they are in business to supply a product they have not met that commitment so I believe I have an obligation to call them on it. Why do you defend them isn't this a problem for you too. How long have you been reloading I got 55 years at it I think that is probably longer than someone as immature as you. Are you Irish your as thick as one.
They are in business to make money, not to make sure you are supplied with what you want.
You do that let us know how it works out
I don't defend Hodgdon or anyone else in the reloading business. They need no defense. I planned ahead and have rifle reloading supplies probably for the next 8 to 10 years. Am also close to being stocked up for at least 5 years of handgun reloading as well.
Nobody gives a shit about that because it's irrelevant to the issue
You're like the second or third fudd this year to come along with the same shtick about writing a strongly worded letter to the reloading components companies. LOL
@cuirc it's about time somebody did something about this powder shortage! Never mind the peanut gallery here, I think you should write a letter everyday! Squeaky wheel gets the grease!
1) I am glad there are some other great minds out there 2) years experience is important I like to know what level of schmuck you are. 3)they don't make money if they don't provide a product 4) Happy to know your are so well supplied I was too but shooting has worn me supplies down hence my letter. 5) aren't you concerned that some of your material will go stale in 5 or 8 or 10 years ?
Pleasure chatting, write again, soon. Have a good day
55 years experience and you think components go "stale" in 5 to 8 years? And they are making money selling powder as fast as they make it to .gov. By the way break out your copy of the contract you have with them to provide you with product, I seem to have misplaced mine.
I know these powders while stable do off gas and that can't be good in the long term I haven't seen a shelf life on any of this but I think is is better to use fresh material than 10 years old. once it is encapsulated in a cartridge in is essentially sealed which is why Ammo has a long shelf life smartie.
Well your right we don't have contracts there are a lot of things that are done for us without written contracts because generally we are dealing with honorable people that want to meet customer expectations
Those faggots definitely won't listen, but will put you on a list for bitchin'.
well I think we beat this to death so I will sign off I have some reloading to do.
Thank You have a nice day
