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Re: Summary on W.A. .30
Reply #15 - Jun 11th, 2019 at 4:32am
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butlersrangers wrote on Jun 10th, 2019 at 11:07pm:
. . . It would be interesting to see comparative results of 220 grain (projectile) loads using 4895 and 4350.

See reply #7 of this topic, at least for charge/velocity/pressure.
  
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Re: Summary on W.A. .30
Reply #16 - Jun 11th, 2019 at 5:06pm
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I should have been more specific and said: comparing 'accuracy results' between loads using 220 grain projectiles and 4350 & 4895 propellants.
  
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Re: Summary on W.A. .30
Reply #17 - Jun 11th, 2019 at 11:17pm
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Well, I know how I can group off the bench with the 4350 loads.  I'm planning on heading to the range Sunday (Island Lake, Chuck) to work on my 03A3 LR ammo.  Perhaps I'll load up some rounds on Saturday and take my Krag too.  If they proved to be as accurate or better, then that's what I'll take to the Roosevelt Match too! 

By the way, I think there is a slight difference between IMR and H 4895s.  IMR granules are black, while H granules are more brownish in color.  Also, I think the H granules are more uniform in appearance too!  According to the burn rate chart I looked at, H4895 burns near the same rate as IMR 4064... which is slightly slower than IMR 4895.
  
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