I dumped about 1/4 lb of varget in my H110 jug. One of the rules is to never have more than powder at the bench at one time. As soon as I emptied the measure into the jug I knew what I did and had that same feeling you get when you slam the car door and realize your keys are inside. There was a lot of cursing and face palm action going on. This was an almost full 8lb jug of H110.
I went to wal mart and bought a screen cover for frying pans to try and sift out the varget. I brought it home and tried it but it was too course and the varget fell through. I had a can of spray primer and knew if the holes could be closed up a little, it would work. I carefully applied it...too close and to much and the holes close completely.
I sifted the entire 8lbs twice and didn't find one varget granule on the second sift.
The H110 is OK, but I think I'm going to toss the varget. There are a few flakes I've seen when I pour it on a white piece of paper and roll it around.
Lesson learned.
I went to wal mart and bought a screen cover for frying pans to try and sift out the varget. I brought it home and tried it but it was too course and the varget fell through. I had a can of spray primer and knew if the holes could be closed up a little, it would work. I carefully applied it...too close and to much and the holes close completely.
I sifted the entire 8lbs twice and didn't find one varget granule on the second sift.
The H110 is OK, but I think I'm going to toss the varget. There are a few flakes I've seen when I pour it on a white piece of paper and roll it around.
Lesson learned.
