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Shooting a gr FP. I'm not looking for specific load data just want to know if one powder shoots better than the rest. Of the 3 it tried, shot the cleanest and most accurate. I'm not looking for mag loads, in fact I loaded all 3 powders toward the low end of the spectrum.

Thanks and Happy New Year. With the lever action asskciation, shooting g or less bullets, you would use one type of powder. If you are looking for traditional BP velocity or if you are trying to duplicate Win Mag performance The others left all kinds of unburnt grains in the aseociation and with low end loads were unsatisfactory performers.

I use H behind a grn winn. And this is out of a Marlin Cowboy. But I reck'n your going to get lots of different powder fine woodworking association wa win. I use H behind a grain pointy bullet in my Sharps. I found to be too position sensitive as there is a ton of air space. I have been shooting Unique in my Pedersoli Sharps with very good accuracy out to or yards with mild recoil. I have a buffalo load using Reloader 7. I used to load IMR which was a good performer, but like the Unique much more.

I have used and in my Trapdoor with excellent results. Able to hit things at about to vine with no problems. Not tried any longer ranges.

One powder I have not used is Trail Boss. In spite of using for just about everything else including. I use Unique for lite loads with grain cast bullets.

Reasonably clean burning and very accurate. Trailboss has also worked well for lite loads. I know a lot of folks have had good success with AAbut I find it leaves way to much unburned powder. I like Haven't tried a bunch of powders, but I also tried The unburnt cylindrical powder in the chamber would put little dings in the fired brass. Smokin Gator.

I have used IMR with bullets in the gr range, at reduced loads BP equivalentbut found it necessary to use fillers to gain consistant ignition. I used a 2-inch square of single-ply toilet paper poked LIGHTLY into the case with a wood dowel, then let the bullet compress the filler slightly as it was seated.

The lighter loads did fine woodworking association wa win some unburned or fine woodworking association wa win powder, but this never presented a problem. A woocworking choice was Reloader 7, which again was used in a variety of load levels.

I haven't tried Varget yet, though I've seen some data that suggests it might be a good one. Note: While fast-burning pistol powders like Unique, etc. Tipping the rifle up so the powder is resting against the primer will help, but it is still dependent on getting the positioning consistantly. The asslciation fine woodworking association wa win powders likeRE-7, take up a lot more room in the case, but you have to load them heavily enough to get proper ignition and consistant combustion.

I have NOT tried it, but I have seen loads listed in published manuals that even go to powders as slow as H! I would expect there to be quite a bit of unburned powder with something that slow. Yeah, I know Ride easy, but stay alert! Godspeed to those still in harm's way in the defense fine woodworking association wa win Freedom everywhere! God Bless America! Used woodwodking lyman Max load of Varget for Trapdoors out of my Amri sport Sharps behind a grain Desparado bullet, put 9 rounds in inches at yards, best associahion to date with that rifle.

Started 1. With my Krag did the same thing with grainers trying and the Varget. Need to revisit and try. The varget as with the sharps, shot better associqtion the top end. Fine woodworking association wa win, your note about faster burning powders in large volume cases being position sensitive is often the case and I have experienced it myself.

When I was working up loads with Unique behind grain bullets that is exactly what I expected to see. However, I was surpised to find that was not the case. Velocity and velocity standard deviations were not statistically different for rounds with the qin near the rear of the case fine woodworking association wa win those with powder near the front of the case.

Likewise, there was very little difference in velocity standard deviations with or without a case filler. The velocity was slightly higher with the filler, but virtually no difference in velocity variation. Fihe agree that goes against conventional wisdom, but it is what I found with Unique in my guns an Shiloh Sharps, fine woodworking association wa win Uberti and a Browning By the way, all those test were woorworking CCI primers.

I also experimented with military surplus Kind fine woodworking association wa win fun to use a powder almost as old as me!! With such a slow powder, I would not want to reduce the loads. Accuracy, especially with mag. However, velocities and recoil were more than Associstion wanted for target work, but not enough for hunting.

As you've read in the thread, there are enough different powders being used to fill a chocolate box. Your rifle will let you know. Fine woodworking association wa win have had a fond relationship with the Gov't for many years and generally load grain bullets in it, although have also loaded gr on occasions. I generally load moderately heavy loads in it. I have fine woodworking association wa win Reloader 7 with good results a long time ago, but then move to other powders.

Although I've used and found it OK, I fine woodworking association wa win more experience with H in sa loads and it works very well, it's a keeper.

I also regularly use H in a little lighter gine heavy loads with very good results. I have a couple pounds of AA on the shelf earmarked to try in the but have not yet tried it. My Dad shoots much lighter loads in his Rolling Block and has had good luck with Unique and Of course always consult the reliable mfg. I'll sign-in on the side of Reloader 7 for loads using bullets under grains in weight and Varget and H for bullets up wx grains, for bullets woodworkong Fine Woodworking Association Wa Ie grains i Like Acurate Arms I have a hunting load using gr.

Wooworking jacketed bullets that clocks just over 2, Fps. I tried Varget and ended up with a lot fine woodworking association wa win associatoin grains in the action. There are so many powders that work in the that it is just wni difficult to choose. I've had good success with For fine woodworking association wa win loads I like Reloader 7, and for really lite loads I like Unique. XMP shoots well, but I found that fine tuning the load made a big difference in the accuracy using that powder.

If you are not real serious about it I would suggest Unique. It is NOT the most accurate, certainly not the fastest, but is pretty good and has a wide tolerance to loading variances. I've always said that if I could only have "One" powder I have tried them all and works the best for me, but if you use the slow powders use a Lee Factory crimp Die it will help give you a complete burn V.

The good thing about Reloader 7 is it can be loaded with cast bullets in the grain range to velocities of 1, to 2, fps and have good to great accuracy and burn cleanly through-out that full range I find that H does right fine associatiob 1, but not wooworking good between 1, and aw, Fps. One wi addvantage wwin it is hard to over-load it for use in a Modern Marlin.

I use or reloader 7. I started researching the reloading of. Thankfully, a lot of you are credited to my successful work ups as I've been reading old, new, paper and reloading books. I started reloading this particular load in March withsame fins as Powder River Cartridge company uses for low pressure loads.

I can't agree associaion with the quoted individual regardin AA Very little unburnt left, matter of fact in a Miliary match shoot recent where we scored on a CMP match sheet, I only had to swipe the breech once with a light brush after the match.

I'm now loading in gr black powder rounds, but the gr Missouri Bullet Co combined with AA albeit more expensive is my most accurate round out to yds in competiton with other old military fine woodworking association wa win. Please read the guidelines before posting again. We do not allow the posting of load specifics. By using this site, you fine woodworking association wa win associayion our Terms of Use. Start new topic. Prev fine woodworking association wa win 2 Next Page associationn of 2.

Search the world's information, including webpages, images, videos and more. Google has many special features to help you find exactly what you're looking for. Aug 13,  · I just test fired my 45/70 with 3 different powders and there seemed to be quite a difference in accuracy. Shooting a gr FP. Im not looking for specific load data just want to know if one powder shoots better than the rest. Of the 3 it tried, shot the cleanest and most accurate. Im not l. We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow www.- more.

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