icl nobel number 3 rifle powder

[dromia]

Last I saw the empty tins were going for around a tenner, unless the prices have gone up.

[shotgun sam]

Interesting stuff I have recently been given a tub of this powder

[ballkeeper]

ll keep them then for when i get a 223 ,

[Robert303]

I cannot get the scans of my Nobel data to load as images and do not have tome to resize them. PM me with what you need I have various 222 250 loadings and British 303 loadings. I also have date for the Revolver and Pistol powders

[dodgyrog]

I have the entire Nobel powder reloading book on PDF. If anyone wants access to it please pm me

[ballkeeper]

many thanks guys

[ballkeeper]

manage to get 5 more tins of rifle no3, 2 of rifle 1 and 3 tins of pistol no3 and book nobel glasgow powders for the handloader think this lot should keep me going for abit

[X500BEN]

Hello folks, new on the site but actually becoming an old stagger.
I've ended up with a few tins of noble rifle 0, rifle 3 revolver 1. They are all in great shape so please don't post the old powder warnings.
I I shoot various calibers that can use these powders and probably have enough experience to work up my own data but published data would be greatly appreciated. Back in the 80's I had the data book but have probably lent it to someone and not had it returned.
Many thanks.

[Laurie]

prob ,
there from 1958 i am told

No, nothing like that old. I don't know when the battleship grey taller thinner tins were introduced, but I'd reckon 70s or early 80s. If you come across really old ICI Nobel powders, they're in squat almost cubic tins and were painted dark green. They used to turn up every now and then in the 90s / oughties and as with grey cans today, their contents were still usable if the tin remained sealed.

[dromia]

Hello folks, new on the site but actually becoming an old stagger.
I've ended up with a few tins of noble rifle 0, rifle 3 revolver 1. They are all in great shape so please don't post the old powder warnings.
I I shoot various calibers that can use these powders and probably have enough experience to work up my own data but published data would be greatly appreciated. Back in the 80's I had the data book but have probably lent it to someone and not had it returned.
Many thanks.

Working up from no data is frowned upon here as an unsafe practice see forum rules.

Have you read post number 15?