Good post the_shadow, saves from having to go to the Shooters World website to cross reference the names.

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Looking foward to the update on today's testing. I wonder why D037.01 isn't being offered? It's not carried at my Shooters World powder distributor either.

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Quote from: The_Shadow on April 15 2016 08:59:58 PM MDT
I am aware of the Shooter's World rebranding of the LOVEX powders and had thought that maybe what he meant but the way he wrote

Quote(Vexhvypistol-08)

I was wondering if another company was also rebranding products.
Just trying to stay on top of things...

I hear you, there is a lot of powder being discussed hear. The nomenclature above is the item # used by Powder Valley for the Shooter World Heavy Pistol, Lovex D037.02. It is hard to keep all these references straight.

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Quote from: The_Shadow on April 15 2016 07:01:10 PM MDT
PCFlorida, Can you elaborate on the term (Vexhvypistol-08)  is that a powder name that is being sold?

Yes the Lovex D037.02 is said to load exactly as AA#9 by weight...the velocities can be very near the same but can also be different.

Shooters World Heavy Pistol 8lb, I believe.

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Quote from: Benchrst on April 03 2016 03:50:39 PM MDT
Yesterday's results: http://webcity.net/benchrest/10MMPublished/10mmLoadResults04-02-16.html

Or just see the master file linked on page 1.

Contains a single D032 / #2 comparison, and I furthered the 180 RMR D037.02 / #9 loads.

My limited testing suggests the Lovex line is similar to Accurate's, but not identical.

Great work Benchrest. At this point of your testing, and I think I saw you had other varieties of Nobel Sport powder in route, which would your prefer Nobel Sport or the Shooters World powders?? I need to order powder soon for several calibers and would like to give one of the brands a try. Loading for 10mm, 40s&w, 9mm, and 300blk. On a side note, I am a dealer so they are pretty close in pricing, so that isn't really part of the equation.

Thanks for the insight.

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Just came across this.  Thanks for a great resource.

Man, those are smoking! I loaded some Nosler 135's about 20 yrs ago now probably, I think I used Bluedot. I may still have some, need to go digging around.

I don't understand what the use is of loading them to 40s&w levels. Why not just throw a couple more grains in there and space it up.

The 165 gr is favorite 10mm load as well from Underwood.

Quote from: sqlbullet on May 05 2015 10:58:12 AM MDT
I bought a Blue DE NIB in 1992 for $400.  Sold it a year later for $450.  Still regret it.

I bought a blued DE for 400 also and then later traded it for a Glock 35. Stupid.

Quote from: 4949shooter on May 08 2015 06:10:59 PM MDT
Looks good. I do wish the price of the Sig was closer to $1000.

I might be looking at a Delta Elite for my next ten.

Agreed.  I always liked the feel of a Sig. But I wish they were cheaper.

Quote from: 10mmfan on April 22 2015 08:33:51 PM MDT

Quote from: suncoastarmory on April 22 2015 07:50:37 PM MDT
Sorry to hear of your trouble with the pistol.  I haven't heard of this. Ive been keeping my eye on them. The commander size seems to be harder to track down.

They have been plentiful on gunbroker the last couple weeks.

I guess technically my problem is that I haven't found any of my current distributors that are carrying that model.

Sorry to hear of your trouble with the pistol.  I haven't heard of this. Ive been keeping my eye on them. The commander size seems to be harder to track down.

Are these going to be a limited run or regular production? I always liked the feel of a Sig.

Thanks for the link. And to think I was just down in Sarasota on Saturday!