Accurate 8700

jeweler jim

<div class="IPBDescription">Brain Fade</div>Just got back from the Kane County gun show. Saw a couple of pounds of accurate 8700 for twenty four bucks. So I bought it. Got home and I relized that it's 700X that I'm loading in the shotgun. Never ceases to amaze me the ways that I can screw up. I don't have anything that I can load with this. More brain cramps every day.<br />
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Anybody want it for twenty bucks?<br />
8700 Our slowest burning powder is a double base, Spherical propellant that is best suited to the magnum rifle cases such as the .257 Weatherby Magnum, .264 Winchester Magnum, .270 Weatherby Magnum, 7mm Remington Magnum, and .300 Weatherby Magnum. <br />
8700 may also be used in cartridges such as the .25/06 Remington and .270 Winchester (velocity and pressure will be reduced from normal, but accuracy is outstanding). Use of a magnum primer is recommended for best results.

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