What powder does this look like?

[PanhandleGlocker]

Pulled one more with pliers on the press. Wasn’t difficult but it ruined the bullet… would like to save them if I can.

Weighed the charge though on that one.. weighed at 21.0gr…

 

[PanhandleGlocker]

Powder went into my raised bed already. Not gonna risk using it.

 

[mr ed]

Since there are 2 or 3 different bullet styles there's probably different powders. So it's good you fertilized the garden

 

[Moparman485]

Visual identification is super risky, with your fingers, eyes, and firearms frequently paying the bill. It “looks” like h110/296, and that charge weight is consistent with that type bullet in that caliber, but I would just toss it in the garden if I didn’t personally load them (or trust my life to the loader that did). But being a second, second hand, situation, time to fertilize the peppers and muscadines!

 

[sklfco]

Pulled one more with pliers on the press. Wasn’t difficult but it ruined the bullet… would like to save them if I can.

Weighed the charge though on that one.. weighed at 21.0gr…

I use a collet type press mounted puller, doesn’t leave any marks I can see with a naked eye.
Agree with everyone else about unknown powder, it’s just not worth it.

 

[Ahall]

It the kind of powder you spread out and burn

It’s not something to reload

 

[Jack Shootza 50]

Pulled some 41mag bullets that a member gave me. Some of the boxes had load data on it but this box was unmarked so I’m definitely pulling them all. I think it’s h110 but not certain since I don’t use that powder.

Also need a better way to pull bullets that doesn’t damage the bullet. My Hornady hammer type has a difficult time… some of these were crimped pretty heavy. I only pulled 17 before I got tired of doing it. 6 of the cases had cracks so they pulled easily. The other 11 took awhile. Thought about getting a dedicated press for pulling bullets. Something I’m not going to mount to my workbench, seems like there’s a lot of force involved on press type pullers. View attachment 296045

Those magnums that use stuff this fine usually use H-110 or W-296 unless it's some kind of Ramshot stuff, if it was me I'd use it to help start my camp fire.

 

[Rez Exelon]

I love the rcbs collet puller. They can be had cheapish on ebatly usually with a few collets to go with them.

 

[Letfreedomring]

Looks like a good charge for the bowling ball mortar, but your neighbors might disagree!