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Approx how many rounds will one pound of powder make?
I am still venturing into reloading, collecting all the components etc but it doesnt look like I will have time to make up any rounds before my trip to Prince George Sept 22 0ct 1.
I Am wondering how many rounds of 30-06 ammunition approximately would one pound of powder make? I usually shoot 180 grain bullets but might load up some 165 grain as well. Just trying to get some idea of how much powder I would need to buy. I dont want to buy 8lbs if 1 will last me and my brother in law a long time. Thanks for the input. Rhys |
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1lb = 7000gr
My favorite powders for the 30-06 has been H4350 or IMR 4350 Two old standby loads for quick calculation are: 165gr Nosler Partition, 57gr IMR 4350 @ 2825-2850fps 180gr Nosler Partition, 56gr IMR 4350 @ 2750-2800fps Calculates out to 122 and 128 rounds After spilled powder, count on an even 6 boxes (120 rounds) Believe me.... 1 lb doesn't go far... then again, neither does 8lbs on my loading bench StoneChaser
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