Let's see, 9 pounds at 7000 grains to the pound; 32-40 rounds at 13.6 grains per shot; that comes to 4632 shots.  Works for me! 

Froggie

Eat your heart out..... I just opened my last 12 pound Keg of 4759. Along with my last 20# keg of IMR 4227, At my age, it  all should (OUT?)last me./.........

Nice Find,Flatlander!!
beltfed/arnie

The store is in Evergreen, Colorado and I unfortunately ( but not for me?) took all they had as I have been looking for two+ years. They said no more can be had by them but you are free to contact them as they have a great selection of other powders. Yankee Creek Munitions 303-674-7466. They have a website with what they have listed. Do not go by the prices listed as they are all messed up. (You need to Login or Register to view media files and links)   Look under reloading. Good luck on your search. 
Flatlander

FWIW I called Yankee Creek Munitions inquiring about Accurate 4100 powder.  The guy I talked to had to check on the price and would call me back.  He saiid I would have to pay Hazmat fee.  When he called me back with the price he ask me if I was local and I told him where I lived.  he then told me they were not set up to ship gun powder.   
So if you live in the Denver area, you have a source for AA4100.   Walk ins welcome.

That ought to hold you until the new owners of IMR see the light and bring back SR-4759.  And hopefully SR4756, too.

Bent_Ramrod wrote on Mar 11^th, 2016 at 3:23pm:


That's happened a couple of times in the past, but I fear that this time the bean counters have prevailed.  The techniques and equipment needed to manufacture this type of powder have been declared obsolete and unprofitable.  My strategy is to gather all I can and enjoy shooting it... not really wasting a grain, but enjoying every round.  My old high wall Plain Sporter responds so very well to being fed 13.6 gr of it behind a 185-200 grain bullet, that's probably where most of it will go.  Ledball insisted for years that I should use H-108 for my late model rebuild of a high wall Schuetzen for offhand use... and unlike the rest of the world, I have a goodly supply of H-108, which has been gone longer than 4759!  I figure unless my shooting program takes an extreme jump forward, I should be using these two powders for the rest of my life. 

Froggie

Could it be the distributors are not providing full orders to the box stores but instead favoring the reloading suppliers?

I stopped at a local commercial caster last week.  He was in the process of sorting out his powder order and it was all over the floor and on a work bench - many of each different powders.  I stopped counting 9 one lb containers of 4759.  Didn't buy any because I still have an unopened 8 lb jug