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anyone eles ever play with accurate #9 in a 40 ? I did with win mag primers with 180's and was great lets hear from you and I will tell more later got to go for now
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This is my powder of choice for bringing the 10mm back up to its original Dorneaus and Dixon/Norma levels. I will be interested to see what kinds of numbers you get in the slightly shorter case. I stopped adding gunpowder when I got to the original velocites that made the 10mm what it was, felt like I could have gone higher but saw no need to and I did not want to risk damage to my Delta Elite. Do keep us informed.
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11 gr #9 win small mag. pistol primer = 1015fps with 180 gold dots and great accuracy , I was a bit worried about muzzle flash and blast with a powder the slow burning , but it seemed mildier than other stuff I had tried at this velocity range(power pistol) and no worse than my target loads (5gr 231 920fps with 180 lead ) now I wonder about H-110 ? This was all in a sig 229
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It's been a long time since I loaded any .40 S+W. Back then I ran mostly AA5 or AA7.
I'm curious about how Hogdon's Longshot would perform from the same gun. Hogdon's online data lists a max charge of Longshot, 8.0grs, behind a 180 XTP at 1,159 FPS.
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Sounds about right. In my 5 inch Colt Delta Elite 14.6gr of AA#9 and that same bullet yield 1375. Going up to 14.8 and15.0 did not give me any more velocity so I figured the 14.6 load to be the sweetspot for that gun and bullet. Accurate, too.
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My Loadbook with AA pressure tested data shows 11 grs. of AA#9 at 994 fps. in their 4 inch HS Precison test barrel. It generates 32,100 psi with the Speer 180 gr. GD bullet. Maximum pressure is 35,000 psi. E
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My Loadbook with AA pressure tested data shows 11 grs. of AA#9 at 994 fps. in their 4 inch HS Precison test barrel. It generates 32,100 psi with the Speer 180 gr. GD bullet. Maximum pressure is 35,000 psi. E hey does your info show at what grainage the pressure hits 35,000 ? just out of curiosity
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My Loadbook with AA pressure tested data shows 11 grs. of AA#9 at 994 fps. in their 4 inch HS Precison test barrel. It generates 32,100 psi with the Speer 180 gr. GD bullet. Maximum pressure is 35,000 psi. E hey does your info show at what grainage the pressure hits 35,000 ? just out of curiosity My 2006 catalog lists 11.0 at 35,000 for 1019 fps. I load my .40 and .357 SIG with Longshot. Loads are shown in the Hogdgon catalog. For the 180 gr. bullet they list a starting load of 6.5 gr. of Longshot for 1009 fps at 25,000 psi and 8.0 gr. for 1159 fps at 32,300 psi. I find the 6.5 gr. load works fine for me.
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No, it doesn't. Change the bullet to the Hornady 180 gr. XTP and the velocity rises to 1019 fps and the pressure goes up to 35,000 psi. E
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thanks all !! looks like I am on track but too fast for lead bullets for my taste but wonder about that load for lead 180's
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