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December 28th, 2008, 06:28 PM
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I have found that the best source of reloading data is the manufacturer of the powder you want to use. I'm confident that they have done more testing with their own product than any bullet or reloading equipment manufacturer as they are testing their powder and not other manufacturer's products. That said, here are some links for you:
Alliant Powder Company 20 / 28 - Smokeless Shotshell PowderHodgdon Powder Company (data for Hodgdon, IMR, & Winchester) Hodgdon PowdersAccurate Arms Company Nitro 100VihtaVuori-Lapua 3N37Ramshot Powder ZipI no longer use any reloading data from any source without first double-checking it against loads from the powder manufacturer's web site. If there's a discrepancy, I go with data from the powder manufacturer. Hoss
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