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Thread: Can I mix H4895 with IMR 4895?

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February 1st, 2010, 10:07 PM #11
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Re: Can I mix H4895 with IMR 4895?

Originally Posted by rwilson452

As always when starting a new load, start with a lighter charge and work up.

Agreed - most manufacturers suggest 10% below the max charge as a new starting point or the minimum charge listed, whichever is less.

NEVER, NEVER, NEVER MIX POWDERS!!!

Alliant has a great explanation about the characteristics of powders in the front of their manual which is available upon request.

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