Graf & Sons - Free HAZMAT today and tomorrow...

[KonoctisWigwam]

Just a heads up for anyone thinking to buy HAZMAT items, Graf & Sons has no HAZMAT for today and tomorrow, it is April 15th to April 17th, and included yesterday also. There is a flat $12.95 shipping per order.

I just picked up an 8 lb jug of H4350 and my friend picked up an 8 lber of IMR 4350. IMR 4350 is about as expensive as I have seen 8 lbers going for, retail, about $452. But, even at that price, he'll be hunting for several years. That's all he uses for 270WSM, 300 RUM, and 338 Lapua.

 

[alan]

That’s a good deal, when hazmat fees disappear, it’s basically time to stock up and not look back.

 

[KonoctisWigwam]

That’s a good deal, when hazmat fees disappear, it’s basically time to stock up and not look back.

*If* you can find the powder in stock. As of recent it's been hard to find the powder we want.

I have other powders, but not H4350, and I want to make sure I can hunt for the next 2 or 3 years by using what I have for 300WM.

@alan we get taxed way too much on all of this. Hopefully we will pay less for everything in the future. But if we ask ourselves how likely that seems, it seems about as possible as getting blood from a turnip.

 

[Pepssy]

Those hazmat-free days at Graf's are just dangerous. I'm already sitting on like sixteen pounds of H4350 but I'm probably going to grab more anyway.

 

[KonoctisWigwam]

Those hazmat-free days at Graf's are just dangerous. I'm already sitting on like sixteen pounds of H4350 but I'm probably going to grab more anyway.

I was sitting on 3-1/2 lbs., so now I have 11-1/2 lbs. That should last me a few years. I don't know if an 8 lber will last a year or not, but I can practice with other powder if I need to.

The 8 lber (arriving tomorrow) I ordered should tide me over.

 

[KonoctisWigwam]

Those hazmat-free days at Graf's are just dangerous. I'm already sitting on like sixteen pounds of H4350 but I'm probably going to grab more anyway.

That's a nice stash of H4350. I have about 6 lbs. of Varget and about 7 or 8 lbs. of IMR 8208 XBR.

Funny, the H4350 is made in Australia, and the IMR 8208 is also.

I have enough for a year or two, only using H4350 for 300WM. I can use it for most calibers I shoot, though. Feeling comfortable for the time being...There's even load data for 300WM using 74 grains for a 155 grain bullet, on the label.