Alliant Reloder
Alliant Reloder TS 11
A temperature-stable varmint powder, with short-range benchrest loads as a secondary use.
Specifications
| Manufacturer | Alliant |
|---|---|
| Product family | Alliant Reloder |
| Status | Currently produced |
| Application | rifle |
| Grain form | extruded |
| Temperature stable | Yes — claimed by the manufacturer |
| Burn-rate position | 93 of 198 (fastest = 1) — what this means |
| Typical cartridges | .222 Remington, .223 Remington, .22 PPC |
Built on Alliant's TZ technology, which the company says counteracts the natural tendency of a propellant to raise pressure when hot and drop pressure when cold. Contains a de-coppering additive. At the time of research Alliant's product page carried no direct load-data link for this powder - use the Reloader's Guide entry point.
Burn rate
Between Power Pro Varmint and AR-Comp; a fast-to-medium rifle speed.
Chart agreement: LOW CONFIDENCE - appears on Vihtavuori's chart ONLY (banded with N120). It is not listed by Hodgdon, by Alliant's own US Reloader's Guide, by Shooters World, or by Wolfe/LoadData. Likely a European-market product. Position is approximate and rests on a single source. Ranked by: Vihtavuori.
Powders charted near it — neighbours on the chart are not substitutes, and adjacency tells you nothing about what charge either one takes:
- Hodgdon H4198 (position 90)
- Shooters World SOCOM (position 91)
- Vihtavuori N120 (position 92)
- Norma 201 (position 94)
- Alliant Power Pro 1200-R (position 95)
- Vihtavuori N130 (position 96)
Sources
Other Alliant powders
Verify the charge, not just the recipe
Good data gets you a safe starting point. It does not tell you what actually went into the case on stroke 340 — a bridged measure, a double charge, a squib. That is what an RCM Laser Powder Check is for.