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Ddaveag. replied to the thread Powder for.I use same load on both .44 M and .45 C. AA#9 , 2400. 20 grains, or so, for both.
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D2400 will allow you to back off a little, so will Unique. Bullseye, Red Dot, Green Dot, & 231 are great for lighter stuff.
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DAll the recommendations above are good, but it's worth pointing out that all pistol powders fall into three overlapping categories...
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You Do Not want H110 in lighter loads. That works best in stiffer loads. And Mag primers. My only squib round was with H110 and... -
DAlso Herco would be ideal for your purposes. It's just a bit slower burning than unique. Hard to find recently though.
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Laserbait replied to the thread Powder for.Yeah, Hodgdon said that Trail Boss is dead now, but they're looking for a replacement.
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Ddaveag. replied to the thread Powder for.You Do Not want H110 in lighter loads. That works best in stiffer loads. And Mag primers. My only squib round was with H110 and...
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Laserbait replied to the thread Powder for.Some of my favorites are Win 231/HP38 (same powder, different brands) for the pretty light loads, It's economical, and makes accurate...
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contender replied to the thread Repairing a box.I have done a bit of amateur box repairing. I've never gotten rid of any of my boxes, but if I were to try, I'd tell the prospective... -
contender replied to the thread Ruger PCC Rebuild.I understand. I own a gun range here. And we have a few folks who use a Ruger PCC for USPSA matches as well. I see you are in Belgium...
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