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Special powder blend?

Can someone clarify if Hornady still uses specially blended powder for the .375 Ruger cartridge? I understand that they currently blend powders for this cartridge and have not released this to the public. The superformance powder released is the blend used in their .300 RCM cartridge as Hornady actually blends the powder for each of the superformance cartridge loadings.

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Special powder blend?