Having some trouble finding what I want. I bought boolit molds for 93 gr RN. I was hoping I could use Titegroup because I have a crap ton of that. Can't find data on the Titegroup. Anyone have data for 93gr cast. Probably use my Unique. Still have 3 or 4 lbs of that, but hate to use it. I have not seen any Unique for sale for about 4 years.
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Load data for 32 S&W Long
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Right from the horses mouth (Hodgdon website). I went with the next heavier projectile weight.
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| Starting Load | Maximum Load | |||||||||||
| Manufacturer | Powder | C.O.L. | Grs. | Vel. (ft/s) | Pressure | Grs. | Vel. (ft/s) | Pressure | ||||
| Hodgdon | Titegroup | 0.920" | 1.8 | 780 | 9,000 CUP | 2.0 | 860 | 11,500 CUP |
Good news, Unique is finally coming back. Tomlinson's in Churrubusco had a bunch last time I was there. It's expensive ($56/lb iirc), but at least it's available.
I can't really help with load date for that bullet, though...all of my loads use lighter or heavier bullets. The Hodgedon data that @Greffy posted above is in-line with what I've used considering the bullet weight...start low and work up.
I can't really help with load date for that bullet, though...all of my loads use lighter or heavier bullets. The Hodgedon data that @Greffy posted above is in-line with what I've used considering the bullet weight...start low and work up.
$56 a lb that's high.
I was thinking $43 a lb was high.
Yep, it certainly is. Thanks Joe Biden. This is what happens when you shut down the entire economy over a cold and everything gets backlogged for literally years.
I didn't buy any because I already have a decent supply, and can wait until it hopefully comes down a bit. But I was happy to at least see it on the shelf again in quantity, which indicates that it's still getting produced. I was starting to worry that they'd discontinued it.
Powder Prices are going to go up and not down. Due to the consumption of ammo in Ukraine and Israel conflicts the demand for ammo is greatly increased. Just read that there is a shortage of nitrocellulose from which gunpowder is made. I suspect we will look at $50 a pound as the good old days...
ru44mag doesn't say what firearm he is loading for so that means the default 'standard' low pressure cartridge like used in the weaker break top pistols of old. In a modern firearm, the default loading can be exceeded, but as always work up slowly and carefully and remember you are out there on your own when you exceed the loading manuals.
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