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SKU: STABALLHD8-039288504641
Built for large-capacity magnum cartridges, this slow-burning powder is intended for hunters and reloaders working with rounds such as 6.5 PRC, 7MM Remington Mag, and 300 PRC. Its temperature-insensitive, double-base BALL powder formulation is designed to remain stable in both hot and cold conditions, making it a practical choice for loading across changing seasons. The precise metering associated with BALL powder can support consistent loading and help reduce standard deviations, which matters when assembling ammunition for match-grade accuracy. It is a specialized option for magnum applications rather than a general-purpose powder.
Temperature-insensitive Formulation
Is designed for stable performance
Slow-burning Magnum
Matching burn speed requirements
Optimized Loading
Density supports use in large
Ball Powder
Construction is described as providing
Precise Metering
Can help support consistent velocity
| Burn Rate | Slow-burning |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 3.40 X 3.40 X 6.30 |
| Hazardous | Yes |
| Height | 3.4000 |
| Length | 6.3000 |
| Load Density | Optimal loading density in large capacity magnum cartridges |
| Metering | Precise metering |
| Package Size | 8 LB |
| Powder Type | Double-base, BALL Powder |
| Suggested Cartridges | 6.5 PRC, 7MM Remington Mag, 300 PRC and many more |
| Temperature Sensitivity | Temperature-insensitive |
| Type | Smokeless Powder |
| Use | Magnum powder |
| Width | 3.4000 |
It is a temperature-insensitive, double-base, BALL Powder.
The product description says it is ideal for large-capacity magnum cartridges and specifically mentions 6.5 PRC, 7MM Remington Mag, and 300 PRC, among others.
Yes. The description states it is stable in extreme-hot or -cold conditions.
As a BALL powder, it is described as offering precise metering, which contributes to improved velocity and lower standard deviations.
Yes. The specifications list it as hazardous.