What is the replacement powder for SR 4756 /7625 powder since has been off the market for about 10 years now ?
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I have an unopened pound of SR7625 ready to be traded for something else.
I don't want to work up loads for a single pound of obsolete powder.
If you have loads for it, lets trade something.
I don't want to work up loads for a single pound of obsolete powder.
If you have loads for it, lets trade something.
Powder Equivalents
Powder equivalents
Powder equivalents Note: This table shows only approximate equivalent values within about 5%. Actual burning rates can vary depending on the calibre, firearm, loading components and practices, as well as from powder lot to lot. As a consequence, it must be understood that Australian Munitions...
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Sorry All the powders I have I use.
Not what I am looking for.Powder Equivalents
Powder equivalents
Powder equivalents Note: This table shows only approximate equivalent values within about 5%. Actual burning rates can vary depending on the calibre, firearm, loading components and practices, as well as from powder lot to lot. As a consequence, it must be understood that Australian Munitions...www.adiworldclass.com.au
He said “let’s trade something”. Doesn’t necessarily have to be powders.
Depending on what you are using that powder for would determine what would be a suitable replacement.
Blue Dot may be a replacement or maybe Steel or Long Shot.
What exactly are you loading with the powder.
Blue Dot may be a replacement or maybe Steel or Long Shot.
What exactly are you loading with the powder.
BP has yet to come out with wads for the hulls I want to use . Which wad they
bring out first will dictate the powders I use if I can find any .
bring out first will dictate the powders I use if I can find any .
I have a bunch of SR4759 powder that used in a smokeless muzzleloader years ago, and I just haven’t looked to see what else it’s good for.
I like SR 4759. Have up some pretty good loads in multiple calibers when using light for caliber and slightly reduced velocity.
