Earlier this evening, I disassembled a single .357 Magnum handloaded cartridge with a bad primer to recover the components. The cartridge was charged with 13.5 grs. of WC820 (the milsurp equivalent of AA#9).
Unfortunately, I pulled the container of WC844 (the milsurp equivalent of H335) from the shelf instead of the one with WC820, and dumped the 13.5 grs. of WC820 into the WC844 jug, which contained a little over half a pound (3500 grs.) of WC844.
Have I created half a pound of lawn fertilizer, or is the "mix" still safe to load with WC844 data? I'm tending towards the latter as the most recent "Relative Burn Rates" chart from Hodgdon shows the two powders to be relatively close to each other (AA#9 at 57 and H335 at 82). I use the WC844 exclusively for my .223/5.56 loads at the low end of the recommended charge range.
Thanks in advance.