Natchez is showing this in the Powder selection it has D032 on the container...
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This propellant is a bulk form of Lovex D032 reloading propellant. Ballistic results for this propellant show it to be highly versatile, with low residue in a myriad of pistol cartridges. A similar burn rate to Accurate No. 2. This propellant can be used in virtually all pistol cartridges. A spherical propellant, it meters through charge plates extremely consistently and will work with a high-speed loader with very good flow. Loaders who desire to use this propellant in cartridges requiring a slow gas generation rate (9mm and .380 Auto and magnums for example) should understand that this propellant is optimized for .45 Auto. Therefore, while the propellant will enable loaders to use one propellant for several calibers, this propellant will not enable high velocities in 9mm, .380 Auto or magnum cartridges.
Ballistic load data is available here http://www.explosia.cz/en/streliviny/download/reloading_EN.pdf (http://www.explosia.cz/en/streliviny/download/reloading_EN.pdf)
As with any propellant and load combination, a minor change to any of the components of the test load CAN result in significant shift in ballistic performance. This shift can cause unintended high pressures, and result in injury or death. Therefore, Shooters World LLC, nor the manufacturer of this propellant take no responsibility for the intentional or unintentional misuse of this product. The charge weights and results noted within are not recommended, either as a starting nor completed load. They are shown merely as an indication of potential performance in one test load, shot by CIP standards.
Shooters World is only selling to FFL-6 loaders
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http://www.shootersworldsc.com/reloading-guide (http://www.shootersworldsc.com/reloading-guide)
I saw the email from Natchez and was wondering about it...