Description
Accurate LT-32 is a fine-grained extruded smokeless propellant developed for 6mm PPC benchrest competitors. The product description identifies it as a proven match winner and emphasizes shot-to-shot consistency and low standard deviations for precision-focused handloading.
LT-32 uses a small grain size that is stated to flow like a spherical powder. This characteristic supports very precise handloading while retaining the product’s extruded-powder format.
Beyond 6mm PPC benchrest use, Accurate identifies LT-32 for varmint and tactical cartridges, including .223 Rem and .308 Win. It is made in Canada. The supplied information does not include load data, charge weights, or firearm-specific recommendations.
- Fine-grained extruded smokeless propellant
- Developed for 6mm PPC benchrest competitors
- Small grain size flows like a spherical powder
- Supports precise handloading
- Highlights shot-to-shot consistency and low standard deviations
- Listed for .223 Rem and .308 Win applications
- Made in Canada
Product Info
- Warnings:
- WARNINGS FOR CALIFORNIA RESIDENTS
- SDS:
- SAFETY DATA SHEET
- Type:
- Rifle
- Info:
- SALES & SHIPPING
- Group:
- Smokeless Powder
- Temperature_Stable:
- No
- Extra_Clean_Burn:
- No
- Form:
- Extruded
- Subsonic:
- Yes
- Base:
- Single
- Q&A:
- Is Accurate LT-32 suitable for precision benchrest loading?
- LT-32 was developed for 6mm PPC benchrest competitors and is also identified for varmint and tactical cartridges.
- What type of powder is Accurate LT-32?
- LT-32 is a fine-grained extruded smokeless propellant with a small grain size that flows like a spherical powder.
- Which cartridges are specifically listed for LT-32?
- The provided product information lists .223 Rem and .308 Win as example cartridges for LT-32.
- What load size or charge weight should I use with LT-32?
- The source provides no charge-weight, container-size, or load-data sizing information.
Reviews
2 Reviews
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IMR 4895
Has to be one of the best powders around. Find a load in anyone's book, and it will work. You may have to tweek it to get that last quarter out of it, but you can do it.
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LT-32
Seems to work very well in an AR, still need to work up loads for accuracy. but just using a mid load was good enough to bang steel out to 450 yards.
