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Ramshot Magnum vs. Ramshot Grand
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Bghunter338
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I was just looking at the grand
Me too!
baldhunter
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Sounds like it's going to be a good powder.I think all the new versions of Ramshot powders are being made here in the USA by St Marks powder company in Florida.They used to be made in Belgium and said so on the labels.The labels are different now and does not have any country of origin on it.St Marks manufactures ball powders in the USA.This is from the 2024 Hodgdon Annual Manual.
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Excellent! I sure would like to see more made in the USA products.
HuntingBronco
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That's great news. I just picked up my first jug to try as an alternative to H1000. Fingers crossed.
baldhunter
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Story on St Mark's powder.
www.gunsandammo.com
en.wikipedia.org
Ball Powder Propellant: You Are Probably Shooting St. Marks Powder - Guns and Ammo
Since 1969, Ball powder propellant has been made by St. Marks Powder, not Winchester. The powder plant is now owned by General Dynamics.
www.gunsandammo.com
St. Marks Powder - Wikipedia
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Bghunter338
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QuietTexan
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Oh look Ramshot Magnum isn't temp stable, like I've been saying for years 
I was an extreme powder powder only before, but I stopped worrying about powder temperature sensitivity some time ago and adjusted it accordingly - temperature range between load development and time of use instead.
I have enough trouble with load development sometimes I don't know why I'd use a powder that was temp sensitive. I have 5 pounds of this magnum I bought in case I couldn't get h1000. Might have to just get rid of it haha. Anybody wanna trade for grand for magnum
