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October 30, 2012, 08:59:28 AM »
I know the plant that made the Blackmag3 powder blew up a few years ago and was wondering if the stuff is still available?
If it is not available what would be a replacement powder that burns as clean and cleans up with water?
Thank You for your reply.
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blackhorn209 but it cleans up with an oil bases solvent.
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Bigblock
, recommending Blackhorn is not appropriate without knowing what gun the powder will be used in. BH is not an appropriate powder for all guns.
Hunt
, what are you shooting? Are you going to hunt, plink, target shoot, all three?
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I just tossed two pounds of Black Mag. It was clumped up-hard as stone. I use Triple 7 in a Knight MK85 and Bh-209 in a Knight Extreme.
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Yep, B209 if your gun can handle it, the next in line is loose 777 powder.
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I shoot a TC Omega. I hunt deer and elk with it.
CO I have to use loose powder.
Thanks for all the input.
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