I want to eliminate some of the powders that I have on hand. I know each gun, bullet weight and barrel makes a difference but there has to be someone in common either between calibers and weights. For those that know how to put together a matrix how about a little help.
Caliber 223 55 gn bullet powder preferred
68 gn bullet powder preferred
Caliber 300 BO 130 gn bullet powder preferred
150 gn bullet powder preferred
168 gn bullet powder preferred
220 gn bullet powder preferred
Caliber 308 150 gn bullet powder preferred
162 gn bullet powder preferred
168 gn bullet powder preferred
Caliber 6.5 CM 130 bullet powder preferred
140 bullet prowder preferred
Caliber 45/70 350 rn bullet powder preferred
405 gn swc bullet powder preferred
Not looking for loads data but tired of buy 5 different powders for one gun and 4 for another the to find out there is a common group of 3 that will work for both guns
Yes this will take some time and each bullet is a variable but what I am looking at is the grains of each bullet to compare.
I got way too much powder that really I should not have ,bought but when I go into reloading again 5 years ago I bought what every I could get my hands on. Instead of buying 1# cans it would be nice to buy 5 or 8 pound cans of the better powder at a cheaper rate.
I hope you are following what I am trying to do with a LOT of help.
Caliber 223 55 gn bullet powder preferred
68 gn bullet powder preferred
Caliber 300 BO 130 gn bullet powder preferred
150 gn bullet powder preferred
168 gn bullet powder preferred
220 gn bullet powder preferred
Caliber 308 150 gn bullet powder preferred
162 gn bullet powder preferred
168 gn bullet powder preferred
Caliber 6.5 CM 130 bullet powder preferred
140 bullet prowder preferred
Caliber 45/70 350 rn bullet powder preferred
405 gn swc bullet powder preferred
Not looking for loads data but tired of buy 5 different powders for one gun and 4 for another the to find out there is a common group of 3 that will work for both guns
Yes this will take some time and each bullet is a variable but what I am looking at is the grains of each bullet to compare.
I got way too much powder that really I should not have ,bought but when I go into reloading again 5 years ago I bought what every I could get my hands on. Instead of buying 1# cans it would be nice to buy 5 or 8 pound cans of the better powder at a cheaper rate.
I hope you are following what I am trying to do with a LOT of help.
