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Reloading Powder

Find over 220 reloading powders further below for which we offer load data. You can easily check if your desired propellant is part of it. Search and filter by name, brand, burn rate and application. We cover all known brands and currently available rifle, pistol and revolver propellants.

We provide the following information for each propellant: typical application, density, bulk density, relative powder burn rate.This helps you to find a substitute for your favorite powder should a particular propellant not be available at times. For a quick powder comparison also see our burn rate chart.
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Accurate 1680 Powder Load Data
Accurate 1680

Density: 96.76 lb/ft3 | 1550 kg/m3

Bulk density: 59.93 lb/ft3 | 960 kg/m3

Manufacturer number: 1680

Accurate 2015 Powder Load Data
Accurate 2015

Density: 97.39 lb/ft3 | 1560 kg/m3

Bulk density: 54.94 lb/ft3 | 880 kg/m3

Manufacturer number: 2015

Accurate 2200 Powder Load Data
Accurate 2200

Density: 96.76 lb/ft3 | 1550 kg/m3

Bulk density: 58.31 lb/ft3 | 934 kg/m3

Manufacturer number: 2200

Accurate 2230 Powder Load Data
Accurate 2230

Density: 96.14 lb/ft3 | 1540 kg/m3

Bulk density: 62.18 lb/ft3 | 996 kg/m3

Manufacturer number: 2230

Accurate 2460 Powder Load Data
Accurate 2460

Density: 98.01 lb/ft3 | 1570 kg/m3

Bulk density: 61.80 lb/ft3 | 990 kg/m3

Manufacturer number: 2460

Accurate 2495 Powder Load Data
Accurate 2495

Density: 93.64 lb/ft3 | 1500 kg/m3

Bulk density: 56.19 lb/ft3 | 900 kg/m3

Manufacturer number: 2495

Accurate 2520 Powder Load Data
Accurate 2520

Density: 98.64 lb/ft3 | 1580 kg/m3

Bulk density: 60.55 lb/ft3 | 970 kg/m3

Manufacturer number: 2520

Accurate 2700 Powder Load Data
Accurate 2700

Density: 98.01 lb/ft3 | 1570 kg/m3

Bulk density: 59.93 lb/ft3 | 960 kg/m3

Manufacturer number: 2700

Accurate 3100 Powder Load Data
Accurate 3100

Density: 95.51 lb/ft3 | 1530 kg/m3

Bulk density: 57.43 lb/ft3 | 920 kg/m3

Manufacturer number: 3100

Accurate 4064 Powder Load Data
Accurate 4064

Density: 98.64 lb/ft3 | 1580 kg/m3

Bulk density: 56.19 lb/ft3 | 900 kg/m3

Manufacturer number: 4064

Accurate 4100 Powder Load Data
Accurate 4100

Density: 98.01 lb/ft3 | 1570 kg/m3

Bulk density: 59.31 lb/ft3 | 950 kg/m3

Manufacturer number: 4100

Accurate 4350 Powder Load Data
Accurate 4350

Density: 94.89 lb/ft3 | 1520 kg/m3

Bulk density: 57.43 lb/ft3 | 920 kg/m3

Manufacturer number: 4350

Accurate 5744 Powder Load Data
Accurate 5744

Density: 98.01 lb/ft3 | 1570 kg/m3

Bulk density: 54.94 lb/ft3 | 880 kg/m3

Manufacturer number: 5744

Accurate MAGPRO Powder Load Data
Accurate MAGPRO

Density: 101.13 lb/ft3 | 1620 kg/m3

Bulk density: 61.05 lb/ft3 | 978 kg/m3

Manufacturer number: MAGPRO

Accurate No. 11 FS Powder Load Data
Accurate No. 11 FS

Density: 98.01 lb/ft3 | 1570 kg/m3

Bulk density: 59.31 lb/ft3 | 950 kg/m3

Manufacturer number: No.11 FS

Accurate No. 2 Powder Load Data
Accurate No. 2

Density: 70.54 lb/ft3 | 1130 kg/m3

Bulk density: 38.08 lb/ft3 | 610 kg/m3

Manufacturer number: No.2

Accurate No. 5 Powder Load Data
Accurate No. 5

Density: 99.26 lb/ft3 | 1590 kg/m3

Bulk density: 59.31 lb/ft3 | 950 kg/m3

Manufacturer number: No.5

Accurate No. 7 Powder Load Data
Accurate No. 7

Density: 98.01 lb/ft3 | 1570 kg/m3

Bulk density: 61.93 lb/ft3 | 992 kg/m3

Manufacturer number: No.7

Accurate No. 9 Powder Load Data
Accurate No. 9

Density: 98.01 lb/ft3 | 1570 kg/m3

Bulk density: 60.93 lb/ft3 | 976 kg/m3

Manufacturer number: No.9

Accurate Solo 1000 Powder Load Data
Accurate Solo 1000

Density: 99.26 lb/ft3 | 1590 kg/m3

Bulk density: 31.84 lb/ft3 | 510 kg/m3

Manufacturer number: Solo 1000

Accurate TCM Powder Load Data
Accurate TCM

Density: 98.01 lb/ft3 | 1570 kg/m3

Bulk density: 59.31 lb/ft3 | 950 kg/m3

Manufacturer number: TCM

ADI AP 100 Powder Load Data
ADI AP 100

Density: 98.01 lb/ft3 | 1570 kg/m3

Bulk density: 39.64 lb/ft3 | 635 kg/m3

Manufacturer number: AP 100

ADI AP 70N Powder Load Data
ADI AP 70N

Density: 99.26 lb/ft3 | 1590 kg/m3

Bulk density: 40.89 lb/ft3 | 655 kg/m3

Manufacturer number: AP 70N

ADI AR 2205 Powder Load Data
ADI AR 2205

Density: 94.89 lb/ft3 | 1520 kg/m3

Bulk density: 54.62 lb/ft3 | 875 kg/m3

Manufacturer number: AR 2205

Reloading Powder: How It's Produced, Handled, and Stored 

Reloading powder is an essential component in the process of reloading ammunition. Powder serves as a propellant for bullets, providing the force necessary for them to travel along their trajectory. Powder is a controlled substance because of its explosive nature; it requires special handling and storage procedures for safety reasons. 
Understanding how powder is produced, handled, stored, and used are all important parts of maintaining safe working conditions during the reloading process. Powder production begins with the acquisition of ingredients from suppliers in bulk form. These ingredients usually consist of nitrocellulose or nitroglycerin mixed with other substances such as stabilizers and lubricants. The mixing process can take place either wet or dry depending on the supplier’s manufacturing process. The powder is then dried by heat before being compressed into granules using high-pressure rollers or a press with an adjustable die plate system. The finished product is then packaged in airtight containers and sold to industrial customers or reloaders who purchase it separately or as part of a reloading kit. 
When handling and storing powder, certain safety precautions should be taken to prevent accidental fires or explosions due to static discharge or friction sparks from flammable materials. Powder should always be kept away from sources of heat and moisture; it should also be stored in a sealed container away from any combustible materials that could ignite it inadvertently. Additionally, if more than one type of powder is kept in the same storage area, they should be labeled clearly to avoid any confusion when loading cartridges with multiple powders at once. 
 The burning rate of powder refers to how quickly it burns when ignited by a primer during the shooting process. Different types of powders have different burning rates; some will burn faster than others, which can affect accuracy and velocity of the bullet as well as overall performance when shooting targets. For instance, fast burning powders are best suited for low-velocity rounds while slower burning ones provide better results with higher velocity rounds like magnum loads. Powder selection plays an important role in producing consistent results when shooting because slight variations between different types can cause inaccuracies at longer distances due to subtle changes in chamber pressure over time. 
In conclusion, reloading powder plays an integral part in handloading ammunition safely and accurately so understanding how it’s produced, handled, stored, and used are all key factors for achieving desirable results when shooting targets or hunting game animals. Taking the proper safety precautions outlined above will help ensure that no unintentional accidents occur while using this powerful propellant during the loading process. Additionally, selecting the right type of powder based on its burning rate will make sure that shots fired produce consistent results within acceptable parameters regardless of caliber size or distance traveled after ejection from the barrel.
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