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8208 lot AAC122910
- Thread starter albie431
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CMaier
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what does IMR SAY ABOUT THEIR VERSION ??
THERE IS NO DATA ON 8208 BEFORE THE XBR POWDER CAME OUT found a thread that says it is very close to H-322 so i will start low and go up .....what does IMR SAY ABOUT THEIR VERSION ??
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CMaier
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the intend of xbr was to dublicate oem 8208.
use their data but work up.
use their data but work up.
THERE IS NO DATA ON 8208 BEFORE THE XBR POWDER CAME OUT found a thread that says it is very close to H-322 so i will start low and go up .....
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caroby
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Aac122910
Will be fine with XBR8208 and LT32 loading data... Ought to be just right for your 60gr bullets.
This powder tunes REAL well in Humid conditions. Dry, it's ok.... Just ignore the fouling in the
barrel, it ought to shoot real well for long shot strings.
Good stuff.!
cale
HELP PLEASE has anyone used 8208 lot #AAC122910 in a .223 . Got a new varmint gun and have lots of brass. I have 8lbs of this stuff and would sure like to use it up. going to use a 60gr bullet
Will be fine with XBR8208 and LT32 loading data... Ought to be just right for your 60gr bullets.
This powder tunes REAL well in Humid conditions. Dry, it's ok.... Just ignore the fouling in the
barrel, it ought to shoot real well for long shot strings.
Good stuff.!
cale
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LASER
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Had a Savage LRPV .223
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7 twist. Shot 90 grain Bergers with this powder. Won every factory class shoot it ever entered. Hope this helps.Will be fine with XBR8208 and LT32 loading data... Ought to be just right for your 60gr bullets.
This powder tunes REAL well in Humid conditions. Dry, it's ok.... Just ignore the fouling in the
barrel, it ought to shoot real well for long shot strings.
Good stuff.!
cale
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