IMR 4320
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Re: IMR 4320
Go to 6mmBR and do a search. About a year ago they did an article on 4320, calling it the "forgotten powder". They also were highly enthused about how accurate the loads were, and one guy said he bought out the store supply. I ave used it in a .375-06 Imp. and a .35 Whelen...the burning rate is just right for the medium weight bullets.
Go to 6mmBR and do a search. About a year ago they did an article on 4320, calling it the "forgotten powder". They also were highly enthused about how accurate the loads were, and one guy said he bought out the store supply. I ave used it in a .375-06 Imp. and a .35 Whelen...the burning rate is just right for the medium weight bullets.
Re: IMR 4320
Glad to see folks still like the IMR powders. IMR has always produced great results for me. I don't compete, but I did load some 168 SMKs with 4320 a cpl years ago. I'll see if I can find the info and get back to you. I do remember IMR4064 giving better results, but the 4320 meters so well. Definitely the best metering of the IMR powders. Ultimately went to Varget, but the sun does NOT rise and set with Varget
Glad to see folks still like the IMR powders. IMR has always produced great results for me. I don't compete, but I did load some 168 SMKs with 4320 a cpl years ago. I'll see if I can find the info and get back to you. I do remember IMR4064 giving better results, but the 4320 meters so well. Definitely the best metering of the IMR powders. Ultimately went to Varget, but the sun does NOT rise and set with Varget
