I have a few hundred pounds left of the SMP 763 reclaimed powder and CCI #34 primers for sale. These will be available for purchase for LOCAL PICK UP ONLY in Carrollton, TX. Again, it is for LOCAL PICK UP ONLY, I can not ship. Please email me at
"customreloadsofdallas@gmail.com" for pick up address and product information. Currently, this is all I have to offer for powder and primers.

Prices are listed as cash price. If paying via credit/debit card, add Texas sales tax and 2% credit card fee. (No PayPal, Zelle, or etc.)

$6 per lb
Pull down, SMP 763 powder. St. Marks SMP 763 is known as Alliant Power Pro 2000 MR on the retail side (Alliant website- Power Pro 2000 MR). It is a temp stable, spherical/ball powder perfect for 223/5.56 and 308 Win burn rates. This powder is reclaimed powder from previously loaded ammo from a large ammo company. This is their "faster burn" SMP 763 powder. When ordering thousands of pounds, you can cater the burn rate a little slower or faster. This lot of powder is known as the "faster burn" powder, so it will burn slightly faster than the normal Alliant 2000 MR powder. This means the published load data for Alliant 2000 MR would need to be reduced slightly from the published powder charges (maybe a grain or two) while still getting the faster speeds this powder is known for. This powder is sifted clean and ready to load and packaged in 8 lb kegs and 50 lb canisters.

50 lb containers- $300 ($6 per lb)
1, 8 or 9 lb kegs- $6 per lb for kegs (8-10 lbs per keg, depending on keg size)

Load data from other shooters: https://texashuntingforum.com/forum/ubbthreads.php/topics/8845874/

$35 per 1000
Reclaimed CCI #34 large rifle primers. I have several thousand of the reclaimed CCI #34 primers available. Looking through the packaging, I'm seeing a consistent of all CCI #34 primers.


Picture inside a 50 lb canister SMP 763 powder:

Chad do you know if these can be substituted for Large Rifle "Magnum" primers? Seems like I read that somewhere, and I have a buddy in need of LRM primers for a 28 Nosler.

It is my understanding that the CCI #34 primers use the magnum primer mix (combined with the thicker primer cup). So it should act like a CCI #250 primer. But, depending on which powder you are running in the 28 Nosler, the CCI #250 primers may not be hot enough. We have experienced some hang fires in cold weather with the 28 Nosler and CCI #250 primer with some of the really slow burning powders. In warmer weather it should be fine, and with some powders it should be ok. I run only Fed 215/215M primers in my 28 Nosler ammo.

Running low on the CCI #34. We have plenty of the reclaimed powder remaining.

I need a 1000 primers, I would be using them with H414, H4895 for 8mm Mauser, 30-06, 7.62x54r and 7.5 swiss. Do you still have any available?

Yes, I have a few primers left and plenty of powder.

I have a few primers left and plenty of powder.

I am going to assume no shipping on the powder or primers. If not I may have to figure a way to get them down to South of Houston

Correct. I'm not a hazmat shipper.