Hi all,
I went down a rabbit hole today and thought this might be of interest to some of you.  When buying powder, I recently learned of Shooters World powder. I wasn't familiar with it so I started doing some research on their product line. Their website is: (You need to Login or Register to view media files and links)

I noticed that in their manual for many of their powders they often mention its similar to the Accurate line of powders. For example their Heavy Pistol Powder is similar to Accurate No #9 and their Buffalo Rifle Powder is similar to Accurate 5744. Also in their manual when listing burn rates, they show these powders having the same burn rate as their respective Accurate lines. In Europe Shooters World mentions this same powder is disturbed by LOVEX. In reading through the LOVEX manual it mentions the powder is manufactured by Explosia in Czech Republic. From what I've found online, before Western Powder bought Accurate in 2005 all the Accurate powders were made by Explosia. After Western bought them, they contracted with a Belgian company to produce the powders.  From what I understand with Hodgdon's purchase of Western in 2020 the Accurate line powder is still made in Belgium. 

Back to Shooters World - it seems like they are basically selling the old Accurate line of powders (as made by Explosia) but just have re-named it.  I also notice on Shooter's World website they have a data file which includes their powders for the QUICKLOAD software. If you compare the data file which contains the energy content as well as the burning rate coefficients that the values are identical for the similar powders (e.g. Shooter World Heavy Pistol to Accurate No. 9). So that seems to further support that the chemical composition of these 'new' powders hasn't changed from the original Accurate line. 

Anyway, the Shooter World powder appears to be a bit cheaper than the Accurate (Hodgdon) line, so if you're mostly using Accurate powders and looking to save some money then Shooter World may be an alternate. I haven't personally tried any yet, but I think I'm going buy a couple pounds and test it out soon. 

- Dave B.

Lots of info on their website, but didn't see any pricing or a way to order powders?

I found it at Natchez, and they're having a free hazmat sale currently. But I don't see any real bargain prices. They want $352 for an 8 lb. jug of Buffalo, and with shipping running around $25 that's a few dollars more than an 8 lb. jug of IMR4198 I buy from Powder Valley. So I wont be changing powder anytime soon.
Powder Valley shows their last price to be $322 for 8 lbs., but they're out of stock.

Here are the dealer price lists from Grafs for 1 pound. (If you have a C&R FFL you can get the dealer discount). Overall the Shooters World is lower for the 'similar' powder. But true, most of these are out of stock. 

Sparta 100      N/A      Nitro100         $29.39
Clean Shot      $24.99      No 2            $27.99
Auto Pistol      $24.99      No 5            $29.19
Major Pistol      $23.99      No 7             $29.19
Heavy Pistol      $23.99      No 9             $29.19
Buffalo Rifle      $36.99      5744      $45.99
Blackout            $23.99      1680      $30.99
AR-Plus            $23.99      2230      $30.99
Match Rifle      $23.99      2520      $30.99
SW4350            $39.99      4350      $34.99

I agree, I would buy at least 6 pounds of powder (one pound of different types or maybe an 8 lb keg). I was only illustrating that the Shooter World powder is generally less expensive than the more well known Accurate brand. If I did the same comparison at Grafs for 8 lb it would show the same result.

I just recently purchased 3 lbs. of A5744 and it is made in Canada. 
The Hodgon tech told me that it is superb in any of the old black powder cartridges. I tried it in 45 colt with excellent results. I'll be trying it in 30WCF soon.