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I've been buying Goex for over a decade, and their quality control remains stellar. When I open a fresh batch of FFFg, my point of impact doesn't drift. That consistency is exactly what you need when working up precise hunting loads.
This slow burn rate is absolutely magical for overbore Weatherby casings. My muzzle velocity jumped significantly over the chronograph compared to my old universal rifle powder, and my 200-meter groups shrunk down to a tight cluster.
If you collect and shoot historical firearms, you need this powder. From old Swiss straight-pulls to antique cowboy guns, it safely bridges the gap between old-world black powder and modern reloading safety. It's worth every single dollar.
These specialty shotshells are always sold out at my local hardware store, so finding them online was a massive win for me.😁
Because Hodgdon cuts the Varget kernels incredibly small and short, it flows through progressive and electronic powder measures like sand. I checked 30 throws on my scale and they were all within +/- 0.05 grains. No heavy crunching or bridging.

I’ve been buying Goex for over a decade, and their quality control remains stellar. When I open a fresh batch of FFFg, my point of impact doesn’t drift. That consistency is exactly what you need when working up precise hunting loads.
This slow burn rate is absolutely magical for overbore Weatherby casings. My muzzle velocity jumped significantly over the chronograph compared to my old universal rifle powder, and my 200-meter groups shrunk down to a tight cluster.
If you collect and shoot historical firearms, you need this powder. From old Swiss straight-pulls to antique cowboy guns, it safely bridges the gap between old-world black powder and modern reloading safety. It’s worth every single dollar.
These specialty shotshells are always sold out at my local hardware store, so finding them online was a massive win for me.😁
Because Hodgdon cuts the Varget kernels incredibly small and short, it flows through progressive and electronic powder measures like sand. I checked 30 throws on my scale and they were all within +/- 0.05 grains. No heavy crunching or bridging.