Shooters World Powder report

[H&R Glock]

Midsouth has/had a "no haz-mat" sale on this brand so I decided to try it out.
I bought the Tactical Rifle powder... Labeled D073-8 D073-8. The Lovex web site only listed the D073 up to a dash 6 so this might be different.
I'm shooting a Delton 360 AR with 16" BBL.
I loaded up 4 rounds each of the three loads I chronographed and you might be interested in the results.
One round each of two of the test shots failed to register on the chrono. Probably I was in fear of blowing a hole in the instrument.
All tested were with 55 grain Hornady FMJBT bullets
20 grains
2189 fps
2218 fps
2237 fps
2263 fps
AV=2226 fps
ES=74
SD=31
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22 grains
first shot did not register
2437 fps
2406 fps
2351 fps

AV= 2398
ES=86
SD=43
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24 grains
first shot did not register
2743 fps
2732 fps
2715 fps

AV=2730
ES=28
SD=14
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Think I'll stick to the 24 grain load.

 

[frankmako]

i been looking at their powder, the prices seem good.

 

[243winxb]

http://shootersworldsc.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/LOVEX-LOAD-DATA.pdf

The charge weights and results noted within are not recommended, either as a starting nor maximum load. They are shown merely as an indication of potential performance in one test load, shot by CIP standards.

https://shootersworldsc.com

 

[HankC]

Shooter world powers seem to be about $2/lb cheaper compare to the well established counterparts, not sure if worth the trouble. They are ball powders except the recent Precision Rifle extruded powder, with a slow burn rate for heavier bullets, little review out there yet. I would buy some if the burn rate is in the 4895 neighborhood for wider weight range bullets.