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Old 03-05-2005, 08:13 PM
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Default American Pioneer Powder

My dealer ordered me in ffg instead of fffg says thats
what they recommended I can use fffg ok in my CVA
cant I that one post says its better and easier to work
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Old 03-05-2005, 08:38 PM
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In American Pioneer Powder I would not buy the FFg grade only the FFFg grade. The FFg grade is like shooting fish tank gravel. The FFFg is a better grain size and will work just fine in your CVA rifle. I shoot 3f powders almost all the time in my inlines and in most of my side locks. There are always exceptions but not many.

The FFg in fact is so course, I had a hard time getting it to pour out of the powder horn. So I took a plastic ketchup bottle with a plastic lid, and drilled the hole in the top bigger so I could pour it into my measure.

Get the FFFg (in my opinion) and just be real careful about moisture. I personally have not had a moisture problem with it, but some posters who's opinion I respect greatly claim they have....
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Old 03-06-2005, 09:39 AM
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I agree on the fffg granulation. Black Mag'3 which is now my powder of choice is very fine and at least fffg grain size. I find BM3 burns a little cleaner and with a little more power than APP. They are apparently similar formula or type powders. I believe they are both ascorbic acid based and as such the corrosion on steel is not a problem like the other synthetic powders. I think BM3 is a little more moisture resistant than APP based on what data I can find.
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Old 03-06-2005, 06:57 PM
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Thanks for the come back will take it back!
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