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COOL!

I'd advise that you inspect it carefully for red dust, wrong smell etc.before putting it in your locker, but I doubt you'll find any problems.

Deals don't get much better than that.
 
That's the way "friends" works. It seems that lately the world has forgotten a lot of how things work and are in it for themselves exclusively. He's definitely friend material.:thumbup:
I agree. Friends don't look at monetary value. They do what they would want done to themselves.
My friends benefit from me and I from them.
 
That is a good amount of powder.

If you reload for the .308 Win you are going to like IMR4064 and Varget.

4350 is my 30-06 powder and it works very well.

I see you have 2400, Unique and Bullseye. Even though I use a lot of W231, HS-6 and W296 there is no denying how good Bullseye, Unique and 2400 are.
 
What do you recommend these for?
Bullseye is a fast pistol powder and can be used in anything you load with W231. I mention W231 because you said you have and use it. Bullseye is good in the .38 S&W, the .38 Special, the 45 Auto and even the 9mm when loading target ammo. There are others too buggy have not personally loaded them.

Unique is a very old powder that can be used for almost any handgun cartridge. It's used a lot in the 45 Colt and many others. It's also a popular shotgun powder.

2400 is one of, if not the original magnum powder. Back in the 40s Unique was the handgun powder and 2400 was the rifle powder. Along with 2400 being a magnum handgun powder it is also used for reduced rifle loads and even works well in the 45-70.

What I posted above just touched on those powder uses, I'm sure I missed some applications but just be aware, Bullseye and Unique were among the first smokeless powders ever developed and have been around for well over 100 years. Bullseye was developed in 1898 and Unique in 1900 so I'm thinking they have loaded almost everything out there lol.
 
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