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?all around powder?
Lone Wolfe
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Hello there ladies and gentleman.
First off let me thank you in advance for your info. I work nights so I won't be able to get back to you till tommorow.
Well here it is, the powder pop is using (2500) is VERY dirty. Now I am planning to start reloading the 243, 35 Rem, and the 270. I will be loading hunting rounds, as plinking for me is just pratice for the real thing and want the same balistics and such. so the real question is what powder should I be using? Now pls remember I am just getting in to this and need Brand names as well as the #. If you need more info then pls be patient with me and I will get back to you. Once again thank you so much for the info!!
Well i thought of something else that might help in your response. We also reload for a 38/357, and a 44mag carbine.
First off let me thank you in advance for your info. I work nights so I won't be able to get back to you till tommorow.
Well here it is, the powder pop is using (2500) is VERY dirty. Now I am planning to start reloading the 243, 35 Rem, and the 270. I will be loading hunting rounds, as plinking for me is just pratice for the real thing and want the same balistics and such. so the real question is what powder should I be using? Now pls remember I am just getting in to this and need Brand names as well as the #. If you need more info then pls be patient with me and I will get back to you. Once again thank you so much for the info!!
Well i thought of something else that might help in your response. We also reload for a 38/357, and a 44mag carbine.
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http://www.imrpowder.com/reload.html
I never load anything for pistol but Hercules Bullseye
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For the pistol powders, Unique comes to mind, although it doesn't seem to meter well for me. Bullseye is a good choice for light loads.
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But, if you truly want a "one powder that does it all" then you might look into black powder guns [:D] They actually make some very nice and well put togeather black powder hunting rifles these days that are as competative at big game as any other modern rifle.
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