David... try to get IMR 4895 or Varget.
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David... try to get IMR 4895 or Varget.
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David... don't worry about powder... I have some on the way. Call me tomorrow.
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Damn that's high priced powder... I guess that's why it's in stock. I just got an 8lb. jug of IMR 4064 for $156.00 plus HAZMAT and shipping and was still cheaper than that...Originally Posted by Dale Gribble
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Yea, powder supplies are still a bit iffy.
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powder valley just got some hogdon and Accurate, but it won't last long.
I saw 4895 and 4064 at Kevins in Tallahassee today. The 4064 is pretty much the same as 4895
I think you're mistaken about that . What is the source of your load data?
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The burn rates are very close... look at IMR's burn rate chart. They are both billed as versatile powders with a wide range of applications. Of course specific load data should be consulted for specific loads.
Both have an established history with .308 loads.
http://www.imrpowder.com/burn-rate.html
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Point taken but I still don't think their interchangeable . I tend to follow published load data . I guess I'm just not very adventurous when it comes to reloading.
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