Powder in stock

Why in hand, not shelf price

Hazmat and shipping are flat charges, whether you order a single can or a pallet. So the fee you pay per pound depends entirely on how many pounds you buy — and on which retailer, because the terms are not the same. American Reloading charges no hazmat fee at all and ships free over $150; Graf's charges $23.50 a package; Bruno charges $26.95 hazmat plus $19.95 shipping on powder. Each row below uses that retailer's own published terms, and says est. where a retailer publishes none.

And that is before you touch the powder price. Set Buying to what you would actually order and the table sorts on your number, not ours.

Retailer terms were read from each retailer's own policy page and are rechecked by hand, not scraped — they can change without notice. Yours will also differ by where you live and how heavy the order is, so use this to compare; the retailer's checkout is what you actually pay.

Where this comes from

Collected from retailers whose published terms permit automated reading of their public catalogue. Each was checked individually before being added, and the collector identifies itself, honours each site's crawl delay, and never carries a row over from a previous run — if a fetch fails the listing is absent rather than stale.

• Hodgdon (direct) — 138 listings
• Graf & Sons — 367 listings
• American Reloading — 604 listings
• Lohman Arms — 337 listings
• Bruno Shooters Supply — 348 listings

What is not in this table

Unlabelled surplus and pull-down powder is excluded — 744 listings of it. It is real powder and people do load it, but it carries no manufacturer designation and therefore no published load data, so putting it in a price comparison beside a canister SKU tells you something false: that the cheap row is the same product as the dear one. It is not, and there is no data to work it up against.

Two of the largest sellers are deliberately absent. MidwayUSA blocks its stock endpoint in robots.txt, and Powder Valley's terms prohibit automated collection by name. Both would need written permission, not a code change, and we would rather be short two retailers than take data we were told not to.

Last collected September 17, 2026 at 1:44 PM.

RCM does not sell powder and earns nothing from these links. They go straight to the retailer, unaffiliated.

Substituting because your powder is out

60% of the listings here are unavailable right now, so this page will regularly tell you the powder you want is gone. Reaching for the nearest thing on the burn-rate chart is the obvious move and the wrong one — adjacency on that chart says nothing about what charge either powder takes, and the chart's publishers do not even agree with each other on the order.

The powder you switch to is not the one sitting nearest on a chart. It is one with published data for your cartridge and bullet, worked up from the start as a new load. Every powder in the Powder Desk directory links to its maker's data, so you can see which ones have it.