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    Quote Originally Posted by Jerome Cooper View Post
    4895 has worked the best for me in my Garands. I find that the best powder for me in my 94's with the 30-30 is 3031. In the 45 ACP Bullseye has worked well, but Red Dot also does a good job with a wide range of bullet weights. J. Cooper

    For the 30-30 and 32 Special I slightly preferred 4198.

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