- . 38 Special reloads under minimum load | The High Road
I made a ridiculous mistake After I loaded up 50 rounds of 38 special at what I thought was maximum load (3 7 grains WST), I realized that the scale was set to 3 3 grains (My 1 10 grain slider was 2 slots to the RIGHT instead of 2 slots to the LEFT of the 5 that represents 5 10 grain) At
- Lack of data for W244. . . | The High Road
I was getting lower than expected velocity and crazy SD's, particularly in the 45ACP, but found adjusting the bullet seating depth changed how it burned pretty dramatically, much like WST, another favorite I use in 200grn 45ACP
- Anyone who ordered powder from Midway | The High Road
I placed an order for 8lbs of WST on Jan 5 Still haven't received shipping notice Are others having similar results? I know it ships from manufacturer and powder valley has shown it in stock
- Hodgdon vs alliant | The High Road
With alliant becoming harder to find than salt in a snowstorm, I have been mainly using hodgdons line of powders With accurate, winchester, imr, and their self titled lines the options are really good However, my snobbish reloading family members look down their noses at the hodgdon
- Which Powder: Low recoil . 357 load | Page 2 | The High Road
WST is a good recommendation I've used it in 45ACP loads and it's probably the cleanest burning powder I've ever used WST isn't for top-end loads, so it sounds like a little round peg for the OP's little round ( 357") hole
- Has anyone found WinClean 244s sweet spot yet? (. 38 S W)
All the powders I have used in 38 S have been a bit faster than W-244, but it should work well Work up in 1 increments, it's just too easy to go over pressure, trust me I would try WST over 244 if you have some Be even more careful
- Using Only Two Powders For All Handgun Loads?
BE, TG, WST and other fast powders are mainly used for low velocity target loads Advantages is, lower recoil, less powder = cheaper round, some burns cleaner at reduced charges and can be less position sensitive
- Titegroup powder in 9mm - Too hot? | The High Road
Hi1 Looking for some guidance in using or not using Titegroup powder for my applications I have some Titegroup I am planning on using in 9mm The gun to be used is a Sig M11-A1 9mm, 4" barrel, standard recoil spring The bullets I have available are 124gr 125gr plated and jacketed and 147gr
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