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I believe I met Tancredo years ago, and was not impressed. Seemed to be a typical politician that couldn't answer the most simple of questions without a long winded load of crap. As for those that say you need to ignore other things and vote for the pro-gun person. Some of those 'other...

Yeah, if not under pressure it just burns. ;)

It's made to go boom, so it will go boom.

Don't know why people keep saying fertilizer. Perhaps they lack imagination on what fun can be had with it. ;) At this point it appears it's not identifiable, thus it will find a use that has nothing to do with guns. j1, are you addressing me or a different user? BTW, Patience is a virtue.

Called Kaltron, they are no longer the importer, they put me in touch with Graff & Son's who had no info and said I needed to talk to the Manufacturer, and said it was handled through Hodgkin, so I called them, and they said lot numbers can duplicate so they can no id it based on lot numbers...

I sent an email to vv/lapua, got a response back from someone from 'Nammo, Inc.' saying they could not identify type via lot #.

Yeah, there was a white sticker on the bottom, I sent a message to them via a contact page with the info, hopefully I'll hear back soon, if not I'll call who you suggest.

Looks like there are a lot of their powders that could be used for that load. What do lot #'s look like there is a sticker on the bottom that has some random numbers.

Mike, thanks, will look at brochure. Found out from my buddy he bought it for "338 lapua super magnum", but the seal is broken because *I* opened it to see if the powder was any good before even trying to identify it. It looks like little rods. And of course, as I said before, if I can not...

Found no black printing on the container. Yeah, the bottom of the back lable says it is Vihtavuori. It appears all their powder is a black container with same color cap. Ugh.

Well, hopefully someone will know. It was unopened, as was the big container of blue dot. It is merely a matter of knowing if some manufacturer uses this packaging and if by the color of the cap it may identify which specific powder it is. If no ID can be found, it will simply be...

When I was back east, I picked up some reloading stuff from a buddy that quit reloading. One was this plastic container of powder. Light purple top. No label on the front, he couldn't remember what it was. Wondering if anyone can ID what it is....

To suggest that someone doing something illegal or even near the line needs to be supported is nowhere near what I said.

I hang my hat with the 'bad idea' crowd.

No, it suggests that if you let the anti-gun people divide those that are pro-2nd amendment, causing in-fighting and bickering, it makes pushing their anti-gun agenda a bit easier. Watch the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cYnT6mjSy84

Colion Nior made a video about this topic. I think he was right on, and you can see it in this thread. There is a split amongst gun owners, CC vs OC, blame those guys that OC, etc. In fighting is what the anti-gun folks want. It's the best way to break down those they stand against. If...

Isn't this one one of Obama's recent EO's does?

Colorado fell, Texas will as well, eventually. ;)

Good post goon, right on the money.

Perhaps if the 'right' wasn't so anti-personal liberties, this would never happen. ;)