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    Quote Originally Posted by PaulFerguson View Post
    Hodgdon has stopped shipping any non eu-compliant powders into the UK (the June 2018 changes) so once current supplies have gone that's it. The following powders are affected: Varget, Bench Mark, BLC2, H1000, H322, H335, H380, H414, H4198, H4350, H4831, H4831SC, H4895, H50BMG, LEVERevolution, Superformance, US869, Hybrid100V, Trail Boss and Retumbo.

    If you looking to stock up then I understand Norman Clark have a good supply - contact andrea@normanclarkgunsmith.com

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    Paul
    If this truly the case it wont be just UK it will be the whole of Europe, this is too a large market for Hodgdon to loose, so look out for your favourite EU compliant powders from Hodgdon in the future

    TB.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Treebone View Post
    If this truly the case it wont be just UK it will be the whole of Europe, this is too a large market for Hodgdon to loose, so look out for your favourite EU compliant powders from Hodgdon in the future

    TB.
    But there is a reason the non compliant constituent of the powder is in there surely? If you change the constituent you change the powder, burn rate etc. so it won't be the same. I also think you probably overestimate the importance of the european market to the US manufacturers, it must be tiny compared to the home market, particularly with the amount of people already using european powders already. Look how hard it was to get Varget etc. a while back, the US market can absorb the whole supply I'm sure and why would they change powders and risk people at home changing from them. We'll be left with the newer powders that already comply, like CFE 0.223 etc. there are already compliant powders so they'll not be losing the whole market either.

    Interesting that superperformance is on the list though as thats relatively new, or at least its availability of the product to reloaders is......
    Thanks for looking

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    Well what I do is just print new labels

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