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adluginb

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Could current reloaders please list what branb and type of powder they are using for the following calibers?

Im am looking at doing a group buy from Alliant in kansas
to save hazmat fees and would go pick it up.

I need info for:
45acp
44 special
357 mag
38 special
9mm
380 auto
32acp
223
25-06
308
300 win mag.

thanks
Andy
 

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Unique will cover all of these:

32acp
45acp
44 special
357 mag
38 special
9mm

Load Unique to near max or it's pretty dirty. But it's named correctly because it's so versatile.

2400 is hard to beat for screamer .357 mag loads.
 

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Unique will cover all of these:

32acp
45acp
44 special
357 mag
38 special
9mm

Load Unique to near max or it's pretty dirty. But it's named correctly because it's so versatile.

2400 is hard to beat for screamer .357 mag loads.

Yep - I use 2400 for .357mag and .44 mag; as for Unique, I'm looking to buy an 8lb jug, so if adluginb happens to be making the trip (to Powder Valley, I presume?) - I wonder if he'd mind picking some up for some of the local brothers?
 

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Unique will cover all of these:

32acp
45acp
44 special
357 mag
38 special
9mm

Load Unique to near max or it's pretty dirty. But it's named correctly because it's so versatile.

2400 is hard to beat for screamer .357 mag loads.

New unique isn't really dirt, like the old formula. I agree with above, but prefer clays for .45acp.
 

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Make sure of the sales tax situation before driving up. In the past, anything picked up locally had to pay KS sales tax. Get the order together then compare shipping plus haz-mat costs versus sales tax and driving (gas) costs. You may not save that much money by not shipping it; run the numbers and find out.

For real 357 mag loads, don't forget blue dot. It burns very clean and consistent at magnum pressures and gives close to max velocity.
 

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Make sure of the sales tax situation before driving up. In the past, anything picked up locally had to pay KS sales tax. Get the order together then compare shipping plus haz-mat costs versus sales tax and driving (gas) costs. You may not save that much money by not shipping it; run the numbers and find out.

For real 357 mag loads, don't forget blue dot. It burns very clean and consistent at magnum pressures and gives close to max velocity.

The sales tax in Winfield couldn't be much higher than Tulsa; even at 10%, your tax for an 8lb jug of Unique would be $9.85 ($98.50/8lbs). Gas + tax still wouldn't add up to the $25 hazmat + shipping costs.
 

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