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<blockquote data-quote="Blitzfike" data-source="post: 1444502" data-attributes="member: 807"><p>within reason... Yes. I've been at this so long that some of the powders have changed quite a bit over the years, so I file away old loading data and stay with current data from the manufacturer of the powder. On the old stocks of powder, I maintain the data that came with it. As long as you are not at max load, you probably won't see any difference from lot to lot in powder. loads spaning a decade or more are the ones that I normally watch. If you are one of the "one holers" (bench rest shooters..) changing primer or powder lot number may be noticible, but for ordinary shooting, you probably don't hold better than a couple of inches normally off hand anyway. If thats the case, don't worry about it. Just my experiences.. Blitzfike</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Blitzfike, post: 1444502, member: 807"] within reason... Yes. I've been at this so long that some of the powders have changed quite a bit over the years, so I file away old loading data and stay with current data from the manufacturer of the powder. On the old stocks of powder, I maintain the data that came with it. As long as you are not at max load, you probably won't see any difference from lot to lot in powder. loads spaning a decade or more are the ones that I normally watch. If you are one of the "one holers" (bench rest shooters..) changing primer or powder lot number may be noticible, but for ordinary shooting, you probably don't hold better than a couple of inches normally off hand anyway. If thats the case, don't worry about it. Just my experiences.. Blitzfike [/QUOTE]
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