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        <![CDATA[  I was given  8 lbs of IMR 4895 and  would like to try
some loads in my K31.    Pierre,s  load date only shows on combination with this powder, 4895..44gr Berger VLD168gr.   I have searched the
reloading threads and have not seen anyone using 4895.  So my question is...........Has anyone tried 4895 with any success?


Oh, and i do plan to reload my GP11 brass as my stash of berdan primers is still healthy.


Thanks    


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			<description><![CDATA[ Thanks John,
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I have some 165 sierra sp that I want to use in a silhouette match. 2,3,4, and 500yards. I will put this powder to good use.
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I&#39;ve used IMR 4895 for years in my K31&#39;s.....43.8gr,Federal 210 Match primers,Nosler 165Balistic Tip or Sierra 168 Match bullets.Both seated .010 of
the rifling.I use Norma,FNM or NNY brass with deburred flash holes and uniformed primer pockets.My scoped rifles will put 10 in 1.5 inches at 100yds and 10 on
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			<description><![CDATA[ Thanks for the load data.  I was hoping I could here some  hand experience, i.e their loads and what kind of accuracy they were getting.  Seems like the powder
of choice is 4350 with some others listed in the forum.  I really just would like to know if I can get an accurate load using 4895.  Looks like the difference
between the two is small with the 4350 burning a bit slower.
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<br>
Thanks again ]]></description>

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some loads in my K31.    Pierre,s  load date only shows on combination with this powder, <strong>4895..44gr Berger VLD168gr.</strong>   I have searched the
reloading threads and have not seen anyone using 4895.  So my question is...........Has anyone tried 4895 with any success?
<br>
<br>
Oh, and i do plan to reload my GP11 brass as my... ]]></description>

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