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| I can't think of a better powder than Unique under a lead bullet in any big bore. Try 8gr for good midrange load.
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| I'm in complete agreement with fredj338! |
| Posts: 480 | Location: N.Y. | Registered: 09 January 2003 |
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| I have used w231 and unique and looking back at the data and targets I've kept I could not see any difference with bullet weights over 200 gr. The gun is a SW 629 6" bullets were Hornady, Nosler, and Sierra. The loads were worked up from their manuals. I only shoot the gun for fun, so I've recently gone to a 200 gr. Hornady using Lil Gun powder and data from the Hodgon website.
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| Posts: 494 | Location: The drizzle capitol of the USA | Registered: 11 January 2008 |
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| +1 for 8 grs. Unique. Shoots very well.
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| Posts: 1325 | Location: Bristol, Tennessee, USA | Registered: 24 December 2003 |
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| Thanks guys for the 44 mag data using 8gr of Unique. I shot this load this weekend with some 240 hard cast bullets I bought and they shot very well at 15 and 25 yd. |
| Posts: 472 | Location: Bothell WA | Registered: 31 July 2003 |
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