Gadzooks Mike
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I promised to post this when I got an answer, so although the original thread has been closed, here is the answer from Hodgdon:
RE: Powder MixingFrom: "Help Account" <[email protected]>
To: Gadzooks Mike
Date: 07/11/2011 08:39:09 EDT
Subject: RE: Powder Mixing
No, you should not mix IMR 4895 with H4895. They are made on different
continents, have different granule size, different chemistry, different
burn speed and different data.. The two powders should not be mixed.
Mike Daly
Customer Service Manager
Hodgdon Family of Fine Propellants
Hodgdon Smokeless Powder
IMR Powder Company
Winchester Smokeless Propellants
GOEX Blackpowder
From: Gadzooks Mike
Sent: Friday, July 08, 2011 7:42 AM
To: Help Account
Subject: Powder Mixing
I know normally mixing powders is not condoned at all, however, with two
powders so closely related, would it be permissible to mix H4895 and
IMR4895? Specifically, a few ounces of IMR4895 with a pound of H4895?
Gadzooks Mike
RE: Powder MixingFrom: "Help Account" <[email protected]>
To: Gadzooks Mike
Date: 07/11/2011 08:39:09 EDT
Subject: RE: Powder Mixing
No, you should not mix IMR 4895 with H4895. They are made on different
continents, have different granule size, different chemistry, different
burn speed and different data.. The two powders should not be mixed.
Mike Daly
Customer Service Manager
Hodgdon Family of Fine Propellants
Hodgdon Smokeless Powder
IMR Powder Company
Winchester Smokeless Propellants
GOEX Blackpowder
From: Gadzooks Mike
Sent: Friday, July 08, 2011 7:42 AM
To: Help Account
Subject: Powder Mixing
I know normally mixing powders is not condoned at all, however, with two
powders so closely related, would it be permissible to mix H4895 and
IMR4895? Specifically, a few ounces of IMR4895 with a pound of H4895?
Gadzooks Mike