azsixshooter
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I was curious if anyone knows which powder is less sensitive to extreme changes in temperature? VihtaVuori N160 or RL22? I already have a couple lbs. of N160, I bought it because I couldn't find any RL22 locally but I would have preferred the RL22. If for any reason the N160 doesn't work out then I'm going to try the RL22.
I'm just concerned about the temperature issue because I'll be working this load up in North Phoenix at around 1500 ft @ 100F+ over the summer and early fall and then I'll be elk hunting up around 7000 ft in late November and early December where the temps could be really low. Last time I was up there in late October it was around 18F or so at night/early morning.
I'm definitely going to be testing my loads up there before my hunt when it is colder, but I'd like to try and do as much as possible before then to help minimize any problems I might encounter.
Thanks for any thoughts.
I'm just concerned about the temperature issue because I'll be working this load up in North Phoenix at around 1500 ft @ 100F+ over the summer and early fall and then I'll be elk hunting up around 7000 ft in late November and early December where the temps could be really low. Last time I was up there in late October it was around 18F or so at night/early morning.
I'm definitely going to be testing my loads up there before my hunt when it is colder, but I'd like to try and do as much as possible before then to help minimize any problems I might encounter.
Thanks for any thoughts.