Originally Posted by Vic_in_Va
Originally Posted by Gibby
I saw that too. Just assumed it was a typo or miss measurement.




Longshot seems to be linear in it's pressure curve. It's a safe powder.

At least in my loads for the 10mm and .460 Rowland .


A slight hijack.

Your experience with 460 Rowland loads and Longshot vs AA#7.

I just got a Rowland up and running and will be shooting some Super-ish loads this weekend to get a baseline. I'll be shooting Montana Bullet Works 250 LFN GC and Missouri Bullet Company 250 grain Pinbusters with AA#7.

This is in a 1911 platform.


Never used AA#7 for the Rowland. For Super-ish loads (~28K) it would probably be very good. It works very good for mid range loads in the .357 mag.

I load my .460 loads to, guessing 34k, not the max. Longshot would be my choice if loading close to max also.

Let us know how the AA#7 does with those bullets.


Gun Shows are almost as comical as boat ramps in the Spring.