Bullseye is a good powder also but the current load data for Alliant is ridiculous. Being a spherical powder it meters very consistently. Others think 9mm trumps all or the .40 caliber has its own merits. Django Jun 5, 2008. The weight of a 9mm round can vary significantly â from 115 to 147 grains â giving users a wide variety of options, and delivering ballistic energy anywhere from 355 to 455 ft-lbs. So you maybe find a perfect load and then you can´t get the powder anymore. R-P - 45 ACP - thin brass, less neck tension. It metered very smoothly and consistently through my RCBS Uniflow powder measure, … Canister Sizes: ⦠It doesn't meter as well as WSF and it's faster than Bullseye or Tightgroup so it might not be a good choice for new reloaders. I don't see BE-86 as one of your powders, but it is another good powder to have for 40S&W, 9mm and 357sig. I've been using 231/HP38 for about 25 years now, and both will do just about anything the newer stuff will, and they're much easier to find than N320, cheaper too. As mentioned above, I use a lot of Unique but if for some reason I canât get it (it is popular and out of stock a lot) then I go to Herco as it is very similar and works well. Accurate #7 . For full power 9 & 45, medium burners unique & slower, to HS6 will be a better fit. 9mm vs .40 vs .45: Projectile Design. Both went to lighter and faster 9mm loads; the LVMPD also authorized officers to carry .40- and .45-caliber pistols if they chose, and Jacksonville solved the argument by leaving the 9mm and adopting Glock.40s. Slower Powder than most others here, very dense powder. Another use that I really like is its ability to work well in old black powder rifles producing safe loads. That illustrates the importance of keeping good reloading records. For more information, visit: www.bobshellsblog.blogspot.com. At max loads, you can expect about 1000 rounds or more per pound. What would my Brothers recommend for a best "all-around" 9mm powder? Winchester dropped 230 and went to 231 which is an improved version of the Winchester 231 Smokeless Powder. With that thought, I went with the Accurate 5744 Powder. I've found the same thing as several of you have mentioned here-231 burns much cleaner when the pressures are on the higher end. Springfield Gets ⦠AA#2, #5, #7, depending on whether you want low recoil, mid-range, or high velocity, respectively. Best metering, probably aa#5, but any of the ball/spherical powders meter fine. If you load a broad spectrum of rounds it is a good idea to have a second or even a third choice in case your favorite powder is unavailable. It is VV N330. :scratch: I carry 124 gr Hornady XTP +P rounds and practice with whatever cheap stuff I … Basically I saw some good chrono numbers with the best at ES:8, SD:3. While not suitable for small rounds, with rounds from the 357 on up it really shows its merits, especially with heavier bullets. and that's better than I think I can shoot That 45C was with Penn 300g SSK and 8.0g of N340 getting right at 1000fps. All around good 9MM Powder. In a 357 using jacketed bullets from 140 grains on up performance is impressive. Apr 1, 2019 #1 I'm looking to use up my Bullseye and try something that will work in the three calibers and be cleaner than BE. I use Unique, works great in everything except heavy magnum revolver loads. Your "formulation" will be highly appreciated. My question - Since I have NO experience with this powder, what has your experience been with Hodgdon Clays in 45 ACP loads? And that is for everything I will re load, or have ever reloaded! The best shooting 9mm powder I have used in recent times is probably the VV 320 but it cost a fortune. I have a friend I load for using 2400 and a 158 grain jacketed flat nose and he harvests a lot of deer using his Ruger Blackhawk. Buy, Sell, and Trade your Firearms and Gear. JMHO. Winchester Autocomp (WAC) Very similar to CFE Pistol in performance. If you only want 9mm minor & any 45acp, then w231 & faster. Haven't used it in 9MM but it should be a decent powder for 9MM. By For 200gr LSWC H&G68 style of bullets I have used 4.5gr to 5.0gr depending on IPSC events or Bowling Pin events! In a Circuit Judge rifle, I use 296 with a 300-grain hollow base bullet to good effect. I actually just tested a few loads today and will provide more detail in the BE-86 thread.
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