Quote from: shootz on December 14 2014 03:05:43 PM MST
start here :-) What's the diameter of the dots.

Have fun

http://www.ilrc.ucf.edu/powders/sample_detail.php?powder_id=6

Thanks for this. A good resource if needed again.

Love it.
Saves on tiresome chopping or sawing.

Thanks for the help Shadow.  I'm on another forum now with a bunch that are telling me I can't do what I'm doing, that I will blow myself up and how dangerous it is even after I tell them I'm still working up to it by the book for what ever powder I decide it might be.    Thanks for giving me nonjudgmental help.

I didn't have too much trouble finding the 500 rds brass. Half is Starline and half nickle plate Double Tap. I can get pretty much any thing now. some .22 even is setting on shelves.

Quote from: sean on December 14 2014 08:26:35 PM MST
I don't see how you could start an ammo business with all the new ones and with the current strain on starline and all..nice to see ya found some brother...

He uses starline brass too.  This was the first and only box I bought when I first got the gun. Had to shoot it that day you know.  Here on out be all my reloads.

Local commercial loader.

Looking at published loads, my guess was AA#9. Now if I can just find some.

Here's a better pic.   

Can anyone identify this pistol powder?  13.5 gns pushing a 180 XTP at 1350fps out of a Glock 20 stock barrel.




 

Quote from: attrapereves on May 29 2014 02:54:29 PM MDT
Has anyone chrono'd this stuff in 10mm? I tested it in 9mm and 45ACP and got the velocities I wanted (comparable to factory range ammo).

I just picked up an 8lb jug of it from Graf's as I already shot through my 1lb I originally bought.

7.6 gn  produced 1225 fps with 180 cast in Glock 20 10mm.