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		<title>Guide to IMR Enduron Powders &#8212; Temp Stable, Reduced Fouling</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Have you tried IMR Enduron powders yet (IMR 4166, 4451, 4955, 7977, and/or 8133)? We&#8217;ve been impressed with what we&#8217;ve seen. IMR&#8217;s line of Enduron extruded powders offer excellent temp stability, reduced copper fouling, and good load density for many popular cartridges (such as .223 Rem, 6mmBR, .308 Win, .30-06, 300 WSM to name a [&#8230;]]]></description>
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<p>Have you tried <a href="https://shop.hodgdon.com/imr" target="_blank">IMR Enduron powders</a> yet (IMR 4166, 4451, 4955, 7977, and/or 8133)? We&#8217;ve been impressed with what we&#8217;ve seen. IMR&#8217;s line of Enduron extruded powders offer excellent temp stability, reduced copper fouling, and good load density for many popular cartridges (such as .223 Rem, 6mmBR, .308 Win, .30-06, 300 WSM to name a few). Some of our Forum members have reported excellent results with IMR 4166 in the 6mmBR, Dasher, 6.5&#215;47 Lapua and .308 Win. One member wrote: &#8220;in my 6.5&#215;47&#8230; 4166 gives speeds and accuracy pretty much exactly the same as Varget.&#8221; And other shooters have observed reduced copper fouling with Enduron series powders, so IMR&#8217;s Enduron anti-fouling chemistry does seem to work.</p>
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<p>IMR now offers five (5) <a href="https://shop.hodgdon.com/imr" target="_blank">Enduron powders</a>: IMR 4166, IMR 4451, IMR 4955, IMR 7977, and IMR 8133. Shooters looking for good alternatives to hard-to-find extruded powders should definitely check out the Enduron line-up. Precision shooters will find an Enduron option well-suited to most popular precision cartridge types. For example, IMR 4166 is a good replacement for Hodgdon Varget (commonly used in the .223 Rem, 6mmBR and .308 Win), while IMR 4955 is a fine substitute for H4831 (favored by F-Open shooters for the .284 Win and 7mm WSM cartridges).</p>
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<h2>The Enduron Line-Up of Five Powders</h2>
<p>IMR now offers five Enduron powders that cover a broad range of burn rates. They are suitable for a wide variety of cartridges, from small varmint cartridges all the way up to the .338 Lapua Magnum.</p>
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<p><a href="https://shop.hodgdon.com/imr/imr-enduron-4166" target="_blank">IMR 4166</a> possesses the fastest burn rate in the Enduron lineup. It is the perfect burn speed for cartridges such as .308 Win, 7.62mm NATO, 22-250 Rem and 257 Roberts. A versatile, match-grade propellant, IMR 4166 is comparable to Hodgdon® Varget. </p>
<p><a href="https://shop.hodgdon.com/imr/imr-enduron-4451" target="_blank">IMR 4451</a> is a mid-range burn speed powder, ideally suited for cartridges such as .270 Winchester, .30-06 and 300 Winchester Short Magnum. This powder is comparable to Hodgdon H4350. </p>
<p><a href="https://shop.hodgdon.com/imr/imr-enduron-4955" target="_blank">IMR 4955</a> is a medium burn speed powder, falling in between IMR 4451 and IMR 7977 in burn speed. It provides top performance in big game cartridges such as 25-06, 280 Remington and 300 Winchester Magnum. This powder is comparable to Hodgdon H4831.</p>
<p><a href="https://shop.hodgdon.com/imr/imr-enduron-7977" target="_blank">IMR 7977</a> is a slower burn rate in the Enduron family. Loading density is perfect for magnums. This is a true magnum propellant yielding outstanding performance in .300 Winchester Magnum, 7mm Remington Magnum and .338 Lapua Magnum. IMR 7977 is comparable to Hodgdon H1000.</p>
<p><a href="https://shop.hodgdon.com/imr/imr-enduron-8133" target="_blank">IMR 8133</a> IMR Enduron 8133 is the slowest burn rate in the Enduron family. Loading density is perfect for the very large magnums, including the 6.5mm and 7mm magnums. This is a true magnum propellant yielding outstanding performance in 6.5-300 Weatherby, .264 Win Mag, 28 Nosler and .300 Rem Ultra Mag, among other cartridges.</p>
<p>IMR Enduron Technology powders are sold in one-pound (1 lb) and eight-pound (8-lb) containers through quality retailers including <a href="https://www.grafs.com/retail/catalog/search?keywords=imr+enduron" target="_blank">Graf &#038; Sons</a>, <a href="https://www.midsouthshooterssupply.com/search?SearchTerm=imr+enduron" target="_blank">Midsouth</a>, and <a href="https://www.powdervalleyinc.com/?s=imr+enduron&#038;post_type=product" target="_blank">Powder Valley</a>. Check frequently for current availability as these will sell out quickly after arrival. Also check your local sporting goods dealers for recent powder shipments.</p>
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