Tips go into the glass jar.
Thank you

I have/had both 2f and 3f Shockey - not much difference in it and the regular APP... maybe strained a little cleaner. The 3f is much larger than T7-2f.

Well call me crazy folks.... I just ordered a jug of Shockey Super Powder from Midway $18.99 Shipping $4.99 total of $23.98

NO HAZ_MAT was charged - just checked with the credit card compat to verify

So anyway one jug coming....

Which one did you get?

GM54-120,
I sent you the link over at Modern Muzzleloader.

GM54-120

Sorry it is coming from:

http://www.midwesthuntersoutlet.com/...%2BJDyOLrQE%3D

It shows it in a stick container, but the decription is correct for loose powder, because you certainly are not going to put sticks in BP cartridges..

I will verify in the morning...

JIM SHOCKEY'S™ GOLD™
SUPER POWDER™ - 1 LB. CONTAINER
•Developed for use w/in-line muzzleloading rifles & black powder cartridge firearms •Clean & superior performance w/flawless dependability •Velocity exceeds 1900 FPS w/most Thompson Center, CVA, Barnes, Nosler, or Hornady .50 caliber/sabot configurations using a 250 grain bullet & 100 grains of APP or Jim Shockey’s™ Gold™ Super Powder™ •NOTE: Jim Shockey’s™ Gold™ Super Powder™ offers a slight increase in velocity than standard APP Super Powder™ (0815066).

Its taken care of thank you. The part number is correct for the JSG Super powder.

There is a good chance that APP renamed their Pinnacle powder that was formerly made for Goex. However, their claimed velocities do not match velocities obtained by 3F Goex Pinnacle as tested by Toby Bridges and Randy Wakeman.

http://www.gunweek.com/2006/feature0110.html

http://www.chuckhawks.com/goex_pinnacle.htm

It certainly does sound like pinnacle. Is pinnacle still available?

Did pinnacle powder have limits of 250 grain projectiles?

This is very intersting, I look forward to your tests Sabotloader (or anyone else who may get thir hands on some) It sure would be nice if the ignition temp was low...