Originally Posted by Idaho_Shooter
Originally Posted by Son_of_the_Gael


IIRC for a short while they said don't use it in any handgun, then they amended the warning to include only .41 magnum and 125 gr .357's. Don't recall why.

Yes, this is the fact of the matter.

I was using a lot of Blue Dot in the 41 at the time the warning came out.

I still have a few rounds loaded with a 210 over a medium speed load of Blue Dot.

I appreciate the thoughts on the 10mm. I have a new (to me) 1911 to start loading for.

There are 500 new Starline cases with Rem primers waiting on a set of dies. (mid August) I am going to start with Universal and 180 gr Berry's FP, until I get the Universal used up. Then there is a couple pounds each of HS-6 and Titegroup. But I think the Titegroup is better suited to the nine mm, (I am loading for grown kids)


Glad someone cleared that up. I couldn’t remember for sure if it was 10mm or 41 magnum that Blue Dot gave the warning on. Like I said before, I’ve used it in both. Never had any problems.

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