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This happened to me with a 7mm RUM. Was using RL 25. Called Alliant, they didn't know. Called Hodgdon's, they didn't know. Then I recalled the Ballistisions notes at bottom of page in the Nosler number 6 reload manual that says: periodic case neck annealing may be required to prevent case...

Good on Bruno's for answering some questions and clearing up this issue. Frankly I dont feel Lester owes an explaining for anything, and as it turns out the motive was to be helpful to potential customers. I deal with these issues with our buisness. People think its personal when in fact it...

If you type "burning powder" in search its on page 2 Tim

Check this one out My first thought would be this one: "Burning Powder" started by ab_bentley on 3-13-2012. People got into it thats for sure! Tim

20 ppc This is a great chambering. My particular rifle is one of the Dakota varmint rifles. It uses no-turn neck (.237) and a 1-12" twist barrel. I was telling somebody about this the other day on a different forum but it's powder preference was sort of surprising. In my mind, being that we...

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I saw it in the Daily Bulletin over on the accurateshooter.com. Says it was released mid-September along with RL33 which is a slow one that has chemical similarities to the newish RL17. RL33 has been getting some play on forums and even Layne Simpson did a little preview, but unless Alliant...

I see Powder Valley has this in stock so some may have tried it in a 25-35gr cartridge. Burn speed supposedly same or approx to Alliant's RL10x but 1200R is spherical. I'm quite in love with X-Terminator in a Waldog but have found AA 2200 is accurate in the same chambering with a slower 1-15"...

Boy, mine wasn't that bad but had a distinct raised area around the web. I would hate to say the gunsmith did anything wrong in this instance. Combination of hotrodding and a incorrectly named surplus powder. As far as I'm concerned the powder should be called Russian 1680... Tim Jurczak

I have not been impressed with Obama's ability to accomplish anything. If he somehow wins election then I'm sure he will continue to play golf and let the economy stagnate. I think everyone is giving this fool WAY too much credit! Tim

Haven't been shooting much last year and a half due to big work respondsibility and a two year old daughter. Been curious how the couple of jugs of Russian 4198 would do in my Waldog. Worked up slowly. Right away I could see that it was faster then the two commercial 4198 but so what, burn speed...

Cale, good to know. When looking at the Accurate Arms load data for .223 it appeared that AA2200 and AA2015 produced same pressures with very close charge weights. This would be with 52gr bullets. Then 6mm the don't have any data for 2200 in the PPC but in the 6x45 AA2200 was half a grain faster...

They also sell a powder called AA2200 which I believe is just a tick slower than AA2015 and a little faster than AA2230/Xterminator. Now for .22-100 at least, AA2230/Xterm is awesome and is a ballpowder. Imagine a stick powder slightly faster. Might be perfect fill for the WaldoG' genre or...

Chargemaster The things are kinda funny, we tried the Lyman and found it didn't like fluorescent lighting. Then tried the Chargemaster and it broke. Now searching for another one hopefully like new/used. Not critical for survival but pretty awesome when dealing with IMR powders or...

What we shouldn't all forget is this new powder isn't new. It's been around in it's current form for 2 1/2 years evidently. So one must wonder what else in this burn rate is right under our noses. I personally have tinkered a bit with IMR 3031 and X-Terminator. But, in addition to those two RL7...

Seems like this thread is getting a lot of traffic for not being up to BR standards. Maybe it time for some of us to come out of the closet! :pV:rolleyes::rolleyes: Tim

I thoroughly agree with everything said by Charles, and enjoyed reading his post. One option he forgot or may not be aware of is the 22 Garin. This man, Paul Garin I believe took the 30 Carbine case and made a family of cartridges including: a .17, .20, .22, .24, and a .25. He has a website and...

That's classy man! Gotta love straight grain thru the wrist area, top shelf piece. Born to shoot 100 Nosler Partitions at 2850 fps, Axis deer on the wall. Good luck. Tim

Lee, for me, the decapping shaft on my Wilson neck sizer gets pinched by this doughnut and has to be pulled back out with pliers. PITA! Marrs the shaft too. This can happen with any cartridge and not be strictly tagged to Waldogs and family. Love this little cartridge! Off topic but need to...

Jerry, sorry to misquote what you said. I seen the word lot so many times in this thread it subconsciously got substituted for latest VERSION. I had also forgot that it was related to the IMR line. Burn speed between 4198 and 3031, but if you were to lay them on a plate with each other no...