There might not be an advantage to one powder over another. Your rifle might prefer one of them over the others but that would be it. If I had to decide where to start myself, I would start with the hodgdon extreme power for their temperature stability then my next choice would be what I have or what I can find. Remember to start at the minimum and work up slowly.
As for your other question, I'm not exactly sure what you are asking.
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There might not be an advantage to one powder over another. Your rifle might prefer one of them over the others but that would be it. If I had to decide where to start myself, I would start with the hodgdon extreme power for their temperature stability then my next choice would be what I have or what I can find. Remember to start at the minimum and work up slowly.
As for your other question, I'm not exactly sure what you are asking.
I have a couple pounds of H4831SC I was just wondering why I wouldn't try the IMR7828 and get that extra FPS
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Manuals will usually give a number of suitable powders available to the hand loader, but not all that work.
Every rifle will perform a bit differently, and bullets will not always react the same to a particular rifle.
I have seen velocity difference of upwards to 150FPS or more with two different rifles with the same load .
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