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Thread: flat round powder found in Super x .243?

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    flat round powder found in Super x .243?

    what sorta powder does winchester use inthe 243 super X line up? its round and flat......... 45.5 gr of it......

    have 4 rounds i wanna pull the powder from an shoot in me 7-08 with SSTs just cos.

    any insider info be goooood thanks

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    Manufacturers often use canister grade powders not available to us reloaders. It might be a different powder from batch to batch as well.

    Positive identification is gonna be difficult and chances are you probably won't be able to buy it anyway.
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    my best GUESS would be 748..... BUT WOULD CHECK MANUALS....PLURAL to make sure that quantity of it makes sense before proceeding any further.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Micky Duck View Post
    my best GUESS would be 748..... BUT WOULD CHECK MANUALS....PLURAL to make sure that quantity of it makes sense before proceeding any further.
    yeh i guess this too but i am asking some international friends who are bit more in the know with it to try get a few answers haha

    748 is my thought at this point in time

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    If you decide to shoot the results of this experiment (which I don't recommend) please don't do it with anybody else close, its a shame to injure yourself (and this is Dawin award territory IMO) , but criminal to put someone else at risk.

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    I dunno about doing this. I mean yeah its safe to reuse powder in that same cal, same brass but to swap cals without positive ID?? Nah. Personally i wouldn't. You can get H414 fairly easily if you want a known powder.

    Keep that other stuff sure, for smashing goats with your 243
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