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Seems he was asking H110 or Unique, no?
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Gun is a 7.5" Blackhawk. I have 265 Grn WFNGC bullets and H110. I want it around 1000-1100fps. Go with the H110 or just stick with the Unique? I'm not much of a handgun loader. I have H110 but have never much cared for it, yes it's for top end loads. But there generally is a small separation between minimum and maximum loads. Unique much wider from low to high. Unique has been the go to powder for 45colt since just about forever. I use it for a bunch of big bore calibers.
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Stay with the unique.
And if you want to try 255gr KT's or 280gr SAA's, let me know.
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Seems he was asking H110 or Unique, no? Yeah, but he might get to a gun store one day.
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If the good LT or anyone else does get to a gun store and wants to try something new, Ramshot True Blue has proven to be very good in intermediate loads in three different chamberings.
7.0 grains under a 158 gr. cast in the .357 Magnum, 9.0 grains under a 200 grain RNFP in the .44 Spl. and 11.0 grains under a 255 grain cast bullet in the .45 Colt. All produce velocities in the 1000 fps range at those bullet weights and charge levels, are clean burning and the fine ball powder meters like water.
These are all moderate loads so one can juggle the bullet weights a bit and still stay safe, maybe drop a grain or two to start if using heavier bullets.
Plus if you have a 9mm it is great for full power loads in that.
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Campfire 'Bwana
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Thanks, if I see some on the shelf I'll give it a try.
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