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Brutus · September 14, 2013, 02:40 PM

I don't know if someone mentioned this, if they did I missed it, but 296 and H110 are exactly the same powder in different marketed cans. You can't beat 2400 it's a great powder with more flexability, you can load it up or down.
My two most accurate hand loads for both .44mag. and .357mag. use it.
296/H110 and lil'gun seem to come into their own when using heavier for caliber bullets up in the 300/350gr. range. At least that's what I've used them for in .44mag. and .45 Colt hunting loads.

September 14, 2013, 02:40 PM	#65
Brutus Senior Member Join Date: September 11, 2005 Posts: 1,023	I don't know if someone mentioned this, if they did I missed it, but 296 and H110 are exactly the same powder in different marketed cans. You can't beat 2400 it's a great powder with more flexability, you can load it up or down. My two most accurate hand loads for both .44mag. and .357mag. use it. 296/H110 and lil'gun seem to come into their own when using heavier for caliber bullets up in the 300/350gr. range. At least that's what I've used them for in .44mag. and .45 Colt hunting loads. __________________ Courage is what it takes to stand up and speak out, Courage is also what it takes to sit down and listen, Winston Churchill.