2520 Powder
#1
A good buddy got out of metallic loading a few years ago. Mostly just loaded 45 acp, 7/08 and 308. He sold the 45 and 308 went to his son in law. I load him 7/08's every couple years together with him. 

Anyhow, he gifted me a 8# bottle and I had a partial 4# and couple 1#'s on hand. I use it in a few calibers but have no fav or special loads with it. I see its a candidate in the ARC. Its been so so in grendel. 

Is anyone using it?

CW
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#2
I’ve seen it listed but haven’t tried it. Cruising the net looking for loads it pops up pretty regularly.
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#3
I think I threw together a few loads but have not majored on it. I still have it on the shelf however.
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#4
(02-21-2024, 08:54 PM)grayfox Wrote: I think I threw together a few loads but have not majored on it.  I still have it on the shelf however.

I bot AA2520 powder when powder of any kind was difficult to find.  And have been using it for plinking rounds. Just got a chrono recently so I dont have any mvs for 2520 powder yet.
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#5
2520 appears to be one of the "go fast" powders for heavier bullets in the 6ARC, and was on my list of powders to shop for. In the mean time I tried the AA2460 and WW748 that I already had. 748 looks pretty good in the Savage 110T.
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(02-25-2024, 04:43 PM)300BLK Wrote: 2520 appears to be one of the "go fast" powders for heavier bullets in the 6ARC, and was on my list of powders to shop for.  In the mean time I tried the AA2460 and WW748 that I already had.  748 looks pretty good in the Savage 110T.
OOH... I have a 4# of 748! Thats a GO TO for my 223 & 30/30 jacketed. 
I did not notice loads in arc with it!  
CW
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#7
Hodgdon load data is 24" barrel but held to gas gun pressures

https://hodgdonreloading.com/rldc/
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