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    Thanks, guys! Best to pitch the powder then.

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    I would't throw it away even if you cant use it. Just cool to keep around

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    I would be very surprised if the powder was anything other than 4895. Hogdon went into business after WWII selling surplus and pulled gun powder.

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    BTW, smokeless powder makes a great fertilizer. I'm not a big fan of kinetic pullers with rifle ammuntion. I use an RCBS collet puller for rifle ammunition. Once you get the hang of it, it's pretty easy to work.

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    Agree on the RCBS collet puller if you have very many to pull. Four or five with the kinetic puller, but not many more than that.

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