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renaissance7697 · July 17, 2001, 01:17 PM

I also use:
4.1 grs of titegroup with a 200swc, great accuracy.,
Also light recoil and reliable function with a Kimber .45

But ref your:
>>> "but have not found it any good for
>>> other calibers. "

I have used it in 9mm luger
4.0 titegroup
125 fmj
OAL 1.15

Again I find them to be > light recoil and reasonable accuracy
reliable function in:
SIG 228
Vintage P-08 (german Luger)
and
S&W 5906

Don't know if this is critical to above,
but I run them all through Lee Factory Crimp Dies after taking out the flare with the usual 3 die set seating/taper crimp die.

I do this to remove any bulges inadvertently introduced in the normal loading process, rather than for the "crimp" feature, but who knows?

July 17, 2001, 01:17 PM	#12
renaissance7697 Senior Member Join Date: January 14, 2001 Location: Alexandria, VA Posts: 203	For Bullet44 I also use: 4.1 grs of titegroup with a 200swc, great accuracy., Also light recoil and reliable function with a Kimber .45 But ref your: >>> "but have not found it any good for >>> other calibers. " I have used it in 9mm luger 4.0 titegroup 125 fmj OAL 1.15 Again I find them to be > light recoil and reasonable accuracy reliable function in: SIG 228 Vintage P-08 (german Luger) and S&W 5906 Don't know if this is critical to above, but I run them all through Lee Factory Crimp Dies after taking out the flare with the usual 3 die set seating/taper crimp die. I do this to remove any bulges inadvertently introduced in the normal loading process, rather than for the "crimp" feature, but who knows? __________________ An Armed Society, Is a Polite Society.