My main intent is to speed up ignition on the Cornell Kemper .45 for the upcoming NCSMLRA shoot in September.
I am thinking about having a White Lightning liner installed. I hate to mess with this rifle, but given that Marvin Kemper offered to install it, I consider it a "factory upgrade".
I sort of envisioned putting just a large pinch in down at a time, rolling it a couple times, dumping into a bowl, and grabbing another pinch. About one pan's worth in a pinch...
Another idea would be to put some powder on a hard flat surface, spray a very light mist of water, grind it a bit finer, then set it out to dry. Seems like it would be much safer, and once the powder dries, it performs the same, regardless (or so I've read).
Anyway, the education continues. I don't ask these questions to challenge tried-and-true methods or change minds. I'm merely seeking a better understanding.