Where can I find powder for 10mm
- Thread starter S1nnerman
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loll funny guy, I don't wanna know which one to use and I pretty much know the book by heart. I simply need to know where to buy powder since every store are pretty much out of it.
I have lots of bullets, brass and primers but out of powder and at this point I will use anything that is available for that caliber.
Hummason in Ancaster had Longshot a couple of weeks back.
Hotwheels81
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- South of GP
Power pistol rocks the 10mm in 155/180/200
VV 3N38 is good for the heavy stuff.
VV 3N38 is good for the heavy stuff.
Forgot about 800X, I actually think I have a pound of it kicking around some where.
You won't find it in a store anywhere in Canada right now. Keep your eyes open in the EE, I've been able to pick up 5 pounds of Blue Dot in recent weeks, all locally from other CGN'ers.
+1...
Here is BEST reloading data site on internet...
I like 180gr Golden Saber and Bluedot, and 200 gr XTP with 800x
http://www.glocktalk.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=67
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- Location
- Edmonton, AB
Couldn't agree more. Love the Power Pistol loads, and a lot of people think I'm shooting a hand cannon because they are that damn spectacular.
For something fairly peppy in terms of muzzle velocity, yet fairly soft shooting for recoil, I like using WSF when I can find it, or Universal. Both produce some good velocities but aren't as snappy as PP. They also lack a lot of the "Awesome" factor, such as big muzzle flash and noise.
I use a mid-range charge of power pistol (7.4grs) under a 200 gr bullet, and a near max charge of Universal (5.7grs) and the PP loads are substantially hotter, but PP is much more dense.
I had some 180gr bullets over some WSF at one point and was running a 7.0gr charge. Quite fast over a friend's chrony, but the recoil was very manageable.
There are a few other powders I plan on trying out, but I need to source more brass.
Guys,
Thank you for your input. I'll continue my quest for powder based on your suggestions.
One benefit of the current powder drought is that it forced me to research other powders I wouldn't have considered before. In the process, I've discovered some that perform better than what I would have normally used, and will give me more options when some eventually becomes available.
Thank you for your input. I'll continue my quest for powder based on your suggestions.
One benefit of the current powder drought is that it forced me to research other powders I wouldn't have considered before. In the process, I've discovered some that perform better than what I would have normally used, and will give me more options when some eventually becomes available.
