The Powder Gods Return
 

I had a fellow just sell me some powder at a greatly reduced price !


I got an unopened 8 pounder of VV N-160 , an unopened 8 pounder of IMR-4350 , an unopened 8 pounder of IMR-8208 and about 6 pounds of Promo in an 8 pound container .

And it averaged out to about $13 a pound .

The Powder Gods are looking over me again .

I use a goodly amount of IMR 4350 and 8208 . The N-160 I've never tried before but I see no problem in having something to use it in . As to the Promo that's a different issue but I doubt again if I'll have a problem finding something I can burn it in :whistle:

I wish the gentleman had brought an unopened 8 pounder of H-110 or W296 :whistle:

My 44 MAG's and 410's would have appreciated it I'm sure :rotf:

The Promo is a shotgun powder, what most of us use here on a shotgun forum.:whistle: I'm sure you'll find a use for it. :rolleyes:

Yes I was looking last night in an Alliant brochure and it seems you can make some rather cream puff loads with the stuff in the 12 gauge .

i believe you have the midas touch ever thing you touch turns to powder....charlie

While I’ve not tried VV N-160 in anything before it appears it oughtta do pretty well in my 6.5-06 and 270 . And based on the loads for the 270 WSM it looks like it oughtta work pretty well in the 6.5 Sherman Short I am strongly thinking about building .

tell us about the 6.5 sherman short....charlie

Based on the SAUM case . Body angle is changed a bit as well as the shoulder and shoulder angle . I wanna do a little more research about it vs the 7.5 PRC functioning in a 700 SA with a magnum bolt face . As PRC does and components are a good bit less costly . Although dies and 100 pieces of brass are maybe $300 more then the PRC .

Promo is a direct replacement for Red Dot. You could burn it in either 12 or 10 gauge.