Alliant Blue Dot, Alliant 2400, Hodgdon Titegroup, and Hodgdon Longshot.
Woody
Woody
I loved 2400 for 110gr jhp in my GP100. Talk about a fire breathing hand cannon at almost 2000fps. You could feel the pressure wave hit you in the face when that round was sent down range.
As stated previously i use HP38 for 38 loads and H110 for 357 mag. Also use HP38 for my 45ACP. Been my go to powder for many years, tried others but always went back to old faithful. None were as accurate and consistent velocity as HP38/Win 231.
I love Unique. Use it in pistol and shotgun rounds. Yes, it was once dirty, but not so now.
Speaking of shotgun rounds, it appears reloading shotshells is once again viable with current pricing and availability.
I have the RCBS Grand progressive reloader from my old trap shooting days along with about 100 pounds of shot from #4 to #7 1/2.
Gonna take more than 20,000 primers and bullets to use up all that Bullseye. I hope you have some heirs to leave the leftover powder, primers, and bullets to after you've gone to that great big shooting range above the clouds! 8 pounds at 2.7 grains is generational.
Woody
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Unique is my "go-to" powder from .38 Special, .357 Mag, .45 ACP, .45 Colt and even .30-30 plinker loads, all under cast bullets.
Plenty of choices for pistol powder, some a little better maybe, some maybe not. But, Unique is the most versatile powder on my shelf.
Plenty of choices for pistol powder, some a little better maybe, some maybe not. But, Unique is the most versatile powder on my shelf.
