Gun Powder

I would, The twenty or so dollars to get a new jug isnt worth the headache it could maybe cost u. It has to do something to the ballistics.IMO

drayweb Said:
The Winchester 760 is a fine ball powder and the IMR4895 is spherical shaped, much larger granules.  I bet I could get a strainer and sift through the bottle to separate the two.

Horsager Said:
Throw it away.

Check the burn rate of the 2 powders.  the 4895 will help the 760 get a good start

marksman Said:

Check the burn rate of the 2 powders.  the 4895 will help the 760 get a good start

bobkat Said:
Not worth the risk of losing an eyeball or ruining a gun.  Even if it did go off safely, you wouldn't have any idea of what load you should use when you reload next time.   A can of new powder doesn't cost much. 
Good learning experience for everyone.  I've done that twice over the years - who said "only a fool makes the same mistake twice?"  In reloading close to 50 years I've made every mistake at least once!
Now I keep my powder separate from the bench  and only have one kind on the bench or within reach at a time.   
Another thing  - Never leave powder in the measure when you are done!   Sooner or later you'll forget it and depending on the type it'll either bind up the measure or you'll be scratching your head wondering exactly what that is/was.