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djnye

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been shooting goex fffg. went to the local gander mountain and all they had was elephant fffg. how do the different brands compare?

daniel
 
I've had poor experience with Elephant...delayed ignition and terrible fouling...read many posts from others where the lot-to-lot variance in quality make buying it a manure shoot (no pun itended).
Switched to Goex FFFg and it's perfect...fast, clean and relatively inexpensive...been with it ever since;
You can order it by the can(s) from Graf & Sons in Missouri, or get an outstanding case price from Goex Master Distributor J&J Pyrotechnics in PA, delivered to your door for about $8.80/lb.
 
I just joined this forum and regret a delay in commenting on powder. I've tried GOEX, KIK, Elephant, Swiss, Chinese, and Schuetzen (Wano import). I would never waste anymore money on KIK or the Chinese stuff. The best I have found is the Swiss powder but it is very expensive. GOEX is fine but about $10+ a pound (here in CO). Schuetzen is a very good powder but again about $10 a pound. I get excellent results with Elephant and get it delivered for $7.50 a pound from Redmond powder in Illinois. I've been using Elephant for about 10 years now and no complaints. We just ordered some powder from Graf & Sons in Missouri that is from Wano but with Graf & Sons label. I'll post test results on it when I get a chance to run some test.

BBreath
 
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