I used 3031 in my old reloading days and it meters like crap. The measure has to chop the powder just about everytime.
I used 3031 in my old reloading days and it meters like crap. The measure has to chop the powder just about everytime.
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Yes IMR 3031 does get cut when run through a powder measure. It has still shot great for me.
When I used it for Palma matches at 800, 900, and 1000 yards I hand weighed each charge.
I have used IMR 3031 for my 223 Prairie dog loads and I threw it with a measure. Loads were still very accurate.
42.0/IMR 4895, Hornady 150 Spire Point (hunting bullet), Rem 9 1/2 gave me sub-moa groups years ago in my M1a Super Match (when I could still see the sights!).
What is the problem if the powder gets chopped by the measure?
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Thanks for the explanation. As I have a Dillon 550B, will IMR 4895 meter thru the auto powder measure consistently? I have been loading IMR 4064 and that will not meter well at all in that setup so I use a PACT digital scale/dispenser setup to measure charges.
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IMR4895 will run the a Dillon powder measure no problem.
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Good to know - I have some but have not even opened it yet - assumed it was just like 4064.
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