.45acp-imr4227

relliott said:
4227 is a powder typically used for magnum loads. Try International or Universal Clays.
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Universal Clays is GTG, however there are very few loads listed for International Clays in the Hodgdon manual for handguns, and those that are consist of a very few, very light loads with cast bullets only. The charges are very light and therefore very easy to double up on inadvertantly.
 
easy said:
I buy 9mm copper plated bullets made by West Coast Bullets and like them. A bit more money than lead, but cleaner for sure.
The reason I buy these is for my AR. I don't want to waste my money on FMJs just for plinking and don't want to shoot lead through a long barrel. Too dirty. The coated bullets help keep the gun clean.
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Do you use tightwad, er, I mean, tightgroup for this load also?;)
 
Aww Joe - we are all titewads - we will spend any amount of money to save a buck.

Hodgdon Titewad is even faster burning and cheaper than Titegroup - though I haven't tried it.
 
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