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toppkatt · 10-06-2011, 12:33 PM

As long as you are using modern primers to ignite the powder I've had real good luck. I use in my .45-70. It is a nitrocellulose powder so clean up is just as easy as for modern smokeless powder, for the most part. When you open the container the odor is the same as 4064, 4895, or any other modern smokeless powder I've used for reloading.

10-06-2011, 12:33 PM	#4
toppkatt Member Join Date: Jul 2011 Posts: 34	Re: Blackhorn 209 Powder As long as you are using modern primers to ignite the powder I've had real good luck. I use in my .45-70. It is a nitrocellulose powder so clean up is just as easy as for modern smokeless powder, for the most part. When you open the container the odor is the same as 4064, 4895, or any other modern smokeless powder I've used for reloading.