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<blockquote data-quote="goodgrouper" data-source="post: 137669" data-attributes="member: 2852"><p>Please read the quote more carefully! It is comparing mixing two DIFFERENT powders in this instance. Mixing two lots of the same powder with identical burn rates isn't even worth talking about because it is rare and would totally nullify the entire procedure anyway right?</p><p></p><p>Look guys, this thread isn't meant for me to fend off every fan of mixing out there! I never said it was against the law to mix powders and I never tried to take the opportunity away from you. I merely presented some facts about it so others could learn about both sides of the argument. I simply won't mix powders myself or for my customers and the vast majority of precision reloaders don't do it either. Period. If you want to do it, by all means, blow yourself up! Screw your groups up and your standard deviations. Chase your tail trying to figure out what your powder is doing as if there wasn't already enough things to worry about. It just makes my stuff look better. Just don't shoot at the bench next to me. That's all I ask. </p><p></p><p>Nuff said. Where's the Tylenol?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="goodgrouper, post: 137669, member: 2852"] Please read the quote more carefully! It is comparing mixing two DIFFERENT powders in this instance. Mixing two lots of the same powder with identical burn rates isn't even worth talking about because it is rare and would totally nullify the entire procedure anyway right? Look guys, this thread isn't meant for me to fend off every fan of mixing out there! I never said it was against the law to mix powders and I never tried to take the opportunity away from you. I merely presented some facts about it so others could learn about both sides of the argument. I simply won't mix powders myself or for my customers and the vast majority of precision reloaders don't do it either. Period. If you want to do it, by all means, blow yourself up! Screw your groups up and your standard deviations. Chase your tail trying to figure out what your powder is doing as if there wasn't already enough things to worry about. It just makes my stuff look better. Just don't shoot at the bench next to me. That's all I ask. Nuff said. Where's the Tylenol? [/QUOTE]
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