Beltfed

Come on out and play with the big boys.

Blue Book Gun Values is a starting point.

I have also dealt with that one. I believe it to be IMR4320. I believe that reaches back to the days of the .30-06. I have pulled down a number of .30-06 with the stick powder and measured the powder weight. Around 50g to 52g . That is right in line with the load data for IMR4320. I can’t tell them apart. As always, work up your load.

Would issues of Machine Gun News be of interest to anyone? They contain some interesting info if are a class III person.

The guy I did business with at Knob Creek MG shoot had kegs of surplus powder. He said to use BL-C-(2) data. As a reloader for beltfeds, I purchased several from him and still using it. If you can find an old copy of MGN, early 90’s, he had ads.

Thanks much. The guys have preferred buying them instead of loan. Getting $40.00 to $45.00 a brick depending which flavor. Unfortunately I’m out of what I was willing to pass on. It was a pleasure to meet great guys who enjoy this sport.

Are you asking about David Campbell out of I believe Ohio or Indiana?

First, thanks for all the nice comments. Just trying to help out in these crazy times. I have pretty much past along everything I was willing to part with.

I have loaded every ammo can to the brim. I still have primers, see photo. I’m willing to let a few bricks of whatever go in a Lend/Lease system. IOW, I will loan a brick and you pay me back when they become available again. Yeah, I know I’m taking a chance they will not.

Does anyone here shoot .45 GAP?