So...what claimed advantages does it have over current offerings besides not having to get on a boat in Australia?
Easy to light single based powder that meters like a ball powder. They also claim half the lot-to-lot variation of the competitors.
Is it true? I don't know. We will have to wait for John's report.
LT32 is an awesomely accurate powder in the pair of 223's I have. Velocity out of a 24" tube runs right at 3150 w/52's. Meters excellent, lot to lot variations are almost nil, as in 5-10 FPS for the same charge. Have shot in conditions from 25 degrees to 90 degrees with no drastic swings in performance.
According to Accurate it's only 5 steps slower than 4198.
Have read good things about LT30 in the 30BR, but just like LT32 it's designed for the bench rest calibers. Currently know of the only load data out is for 223, 6PPC, 6BR etc. but do believe HawkI used it in his duece with good results.
