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Great .222 Remington Magnum power.
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It's terrible powder!! I volunteer to take it all off of yer hands for safeties sake I'll pay the hazmat and shipping!!
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DANG-it EvilTwin, ya beat me to it!
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it's very good in 308 and 3030 thats all i use for these guns
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I don't think Elmer Keith used any other smokeless in his 45-70's. 3031 is also a good powder for the .308Win., and of course the 30-30.
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I know one old guy that swears by it in a 7mag
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If someone gave me 10lbs of powder, I'd find a way to use it. Especially given the prices these days.
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If someone gave me 10lbs of powder, I'd find a way to use it. Especially given the prices these days. Yeah, I am gonna work up some loads for plinking with the .223 and possibly the .243. Another buddy gave me around 3,000 pieces of Winchester brass from thne CHP shooting range. Swaged primer pockets, but thats fixable. Higgins
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Works great in .35 Whelen. Decent velocity and if I average the accuracy with all the loads and bullets I tried, 3031 gave the best accuracy.
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I recently tried some 3031 in the 243 winchester using 75 gr. bullets and was pleasantly suprised by the results and accuracy I got from this.............
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3031 is my favorite 30-30 powder when used in conjunction with a 170 gr. Speer flat point in my Marlin. Then last fall I tried it in an 8x57 Mauser with a 150 gr. Hornady, (got the idea from the Hornady 6th edition manual). The 8x57 is averaging 2799 fps with excellent accuracy. Saw some Hornady data for it in the 303 British also, so I might give it a try in a sporterized #4 Mk.I Lee-Enfield.
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