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The long awaited return of Trail Boss has ended!
Your go to suppliers should have it in stock.

Just loaded up some subsonic 308 with H4895 using 190 Hornady Sub-X boolits.
13.3gr disappears in the case so you HAVE to have a headlamp or flashlight handy to check the cases.


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Posts: 4512 | Location: Central AZ | Registered: October 26, 2006Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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Still out at Powder Valley. Last price was $42 for 9 ounces, seems a little steep.

The other thing, seems to be a powder with higher charge weights per loading. If so, fewer loads per pound, or the 9 ounces.

When did that happen, powder sold in less than a lb container? I know it was a thing with black powder substitutes & such.

I’ve never used Trail Boss, I know it has various uses.
 
Posts: 7506 | Location: WI | Registered: February 29, 2012Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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Still out at Powder Valley. Last price was $42 for 9 ounces, seems a little steep.

Yeah, it does. At $42 for 9 ounces they probably figured nobody would be willing shell out $80-ish for a pound can.
 
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I got some mostly free powder not long ago, estate deal. I’d guess the vintage is the 80’s or so, based on price labeling. The bulk is Bullseye, 4227, some 4064 & a few others. I’ve been doing some 9mm loads with the Bullseye, 115 grain plated bullets.

Most of my reference for regular powder is around $30, or less a pound. I don’t really need any at this $50+ level.

I do like Blackhorn 209 for my Knight muzzle-loader, luckily I have a fair supply. With that the new price is $90 for 10 ounces, painful.
 
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Originally posted by sourdough44:
I got some mostly free powder not long ago, estate deal. I’d guess the vintage is the 80’s or so, based on price labeling. The bulk is Bullseye, 4227, some 4064 & a few others. I’ve been doing some 9mm loads with the Bullseye, 115 grain plated bullets.
Most of my reference for regular powder is around $30, or less a pound. I don’t really need any at this $50+ level.
I do like Blackhorn 209 for my Knight muzzle-loader, luckily I have a fair supply. With that the new price is $90 for 10 ounces, painful.

When was the last time you bought powder at a store?? Has it been over a decade?

I bought Win 748 the other day because it was under $40 a pound, I bought all they had.
There are some powders that are under $50 but they aren’t easy to find and will quickly be out of stock.

If you are loading for extremely reduced recoil for new shooters, recovering from shoulder/neck surgery or SUBSONIC loads for rifles, *THIS* is where Trail Boss shines.
Hands down it beats paying store prices for subsonic ammo.

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Back in stock at Powder Valley. ~$75/lb is raising my eyebrows. I'll stick to Titegroup for my mouse fart loads. It requires far less charge weight, though I do have to be extremely careful. Titegroup is very unforgiving with any unintentional overcharges.


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