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Hodgdon HG1 High Gun Powder Pistol/Shotgun 12 Gauge Gauge 1 lb

Name: Hodgdon HG1 High Gun Powder Pistol/Shotgun 12 Gauge Gauge 1 lb
Brand: Hodgdon
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Brand: Hodgdon
Caliber: 12 Gauge
Category: Reloading
Reloading Type: Powder
UPC: 39288504818
MPN: HG1

Overview

Hodgdon High Gun is a flattened, spherical shotshell powder formulated for 12-gauge light target, handicap, and super handicap loads. It is designed to provide excellent ignition, clean burning, and consistent metering for uniform patterns, closely duplicating Remington Nitro 27 factory loads. This powder is intended for use by experienced reloaders; users should always consult a reloading guide, avoid mixing powders, and never substitute smokeless powder for black powder or black powder substitutes.

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