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Hi, NOBEL 80, is for PISTOL POWDER,, NOT for use in shotguns, Far TOO FAST.

It would put pressures through the roof mate:

 

Nobel SHOTGUN 80 is a shotgun powder, the clue is in the name. It can also be used for some low powered pistol loads like wadcutters and it was a good pistol powder and very popular because it went a very long way. which is where the confusion comes in I think.

 

 

IMO it was the best shotgun powder ever made. I know there are others out there who would agree because they have told me so. Incidentally I still have a Nobel reloading manual which I have photocopied more than a few times for different people. The offer still stands if anybody needs a copy.

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Its funny It has developed a sort of near mythical status. It was a good powder but actually Green dot is very good as well. Its goes back to another time with fibre wads and 1 1/8th cartridges. Real ale, real bread and real cheese. Boots with leather sole etc

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yes that is wrong nobel 80 was a shotgun powder and was manufactured up untill the late 80,s early 90.s i belive

i,d pay good money for six tins of nobel 80 if i could get my mitts on some , i always loaded 12 bore with it fantastic powder .

 

Whats good money as i know where theres 2 or 3 tins .

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Hi, NOBEL 80, is for PISTOL POWDER,, NOT for use in shotguns, Far TOO FAST.

It would put pressures through the roof mate:

What planet are you on mate? No offence, but Nobel 1 2 & 4, later to become 60, 62 and then 78, 80 and 82 ARE SHOTGUN POWDERS. I started using them in 1962 when they were 45pence a pound.

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What planet are you on mate? No offence, but Nobel 1 2 & 4, later to become 60, 62 and then 78, 80 and 82 ARE SHOTGUN POWDERS. I started using them in 1962 when they were 45pence a pound.

 

I have half a tin of 80 that has £7.50 label still on it. Thats my best example. Oh how I wish I had bought a few tins when I had the chance.

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I have half a tin of 80 that has £7.50 label still on it. Thats my best example. Oh how I wish I had bought a few tins when I had the chance.

Vince, same here. I used to buy it from Grange Gun Company in the early 1970s, for £1.50 plus 8% VAT. I would buy 25 tins a time.

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