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I bought a few pounds of this because.... well it was there! These days you grab what you can.
Anyway. Anyone use it at all ?
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Campfire Ranger
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Campfire Ranger
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Probably should send it to me Fotis…. You probably don’t wanna bother with it 
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LOL should be great for the 300 RUM. It is very close to retumbo in burning rate.
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Campfire Outfitter
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Newer Hornady and Nolser manuals show some loads with it. Seems pretty close to US-869.
Large capacity, overbore cartridges, which I think Fotis has a few of ('Bees?)
Searched thru the Western Power manual (V8.0) and it lists 9 cartridges that they have data for - starting with the .257 Bee and ending with the .338 Lapua. It has data for the 6.5-284 (140-142 gr), which surprises me.
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Campfire Ranger
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Campfire Ranger
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LOL should be great for the 300 RUM. It is very close to retumbo in burning rate. That’s what I am thinking. I’m using 570 right now.
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Campfire Regular
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Been looking to try some in my 26 Nosler, looks like a more temp stable 869
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Has anyone tried this in any weatherby cartridges besides the 257?
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