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Use it for my 357 Sig. Accurate and speeds a 125 Gr bullet down range in a very rapid fashion. Only downside is the muzzle flash it produces. At night or low light, you won't be able to hide from a bad guy.

I bought another 4 pounder last week. Since Unique has been tough to get and my supply has dwindled I’ve been using more and more PP. I find it very good in 32 Mag, 38sp, 44sp, and 45 ACP and AR. Meters a little better than Unique and gives a little more velocity.

This is 6 shots at 20 yards sitting position rested between my knees, 6.0gr under a 168gr Cramer SWC in 38 cases. 1050fps.

That and BE86 never worked in my 10mm. Disappointed as I have 4# each.

Use exclusively in my 9mm loads. I wanted to bring this thread back to say Pwr Pistol works great in the 480 Ruger also. I use it in conjunction with lighter bullets like the Speer 275 and 325 grain Deep Curl. It is quite accurate in my Super Redhawk and very accurate in the 4 and 5/8" Bisley. Great for practicing with a purpose and they perform well as a black bear round over bait.

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I’ve gotten really good accuracy and velocities in the 45 ACP and 9 mm. I noticed some flash when switching from Bullseye to Power Pistol loads in the 45.

.380, 9mm, .44 Special & .44 Magnum, happy in all of them. Pretty much fills the Unique/Universal niche, what'd not to like?

I tried it once when I had the worthless 10mm to load for, performed well, shot softer than Blue Dot. If I could steadily find it locally, I'd keep it on hand, but I have enough Bullseye to last a lifetime.

One of the more versatile pistol powders out there in both pistols & revolvers. I like it along with Longshot & WST for almost all of my guns for midrange loads.

Powder Valley had 4 lb. bottles of PP in stock a few days ago.

Beautiful revolver Kid! Great shooting. 👍