can i use this? 9mm Nato Pistol Powder Crosses with AA#7 it is a pulled powder and it's dirt cheap!
I have used a lot of pulled powder and never had any trouble.I just use their reccomendations and start below their max load.I never push the envelope just in case there is an inconsistency.The last I used was a data powder 79 which had minimum and maximum loads posted for .22-250,.223wssm,and .30-06.They also refered to AA 2700 charts.I had exelent results and powder was only half the money. sam.
Sam, We have to talk Billy into buying a chronograph next so he can measure MV of his loads....
Rich
I've had one for several months and can't get the correct combination of time and weather to try it out. You can find them at decent prices on the bay.
I've used Pact chronigraph,s for years and it is virtually second nature to set one up,even for casual shooting.They take questions out of shooting that normally would bug you.But Billy is on a freestyle handgun binge.That is very dangerous for chronidraphs.It is fun to watch the screen fly tho. sam.
AA#7 is getting up there in the pressure. Don't know if it would be my first choice for an older gun.
Will the amount of powder you put in the case make any difference in pressure? M.D.Smith,s burnrate chart lists it way down the line (40th) with several faster powders ahead of it.Is he wrong? sam.
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Where are you finding that stuff?
i google lead bullets or powder and look for the lowest prices then i look for reviews of the company selling it.
in this case cbbullets and hitech powders
then i look for reviews of the bullets and powders and ask about them on forums.
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