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For my Cowboy Action Shooting, I shoot .45 Colt but my wife shoots .38/.357! I use 2.8g of Clays (not Universal Clays) behind soft lead RNFP bootits 158g, and after 100 rounds from a match, her guns are easy to clean with a single swipe of Hoppes 9 and a clean patch and done! She shoots 5 1/2"...

I haven't used a 185g pill, but use 4.9g of Bullseye behind 230g FMJ, 230g XTP, and 250g LRFP! I tried the same at 4.0g, and my heavy recoil spring in my 1949 1911A1 Gov. wont cycle them, and recoil isn't real bad, less then .357 Mag from a revolver.

I'm sure they are! I'm saying HE can't hit the broad side of a barn! Probably even with another barn!

That is what I was taught! I reload my 500 S&W with 45 gn. H110 and wouldn't want more! I don't know what he was tring to achive, but never heard of blending. The factory rounds he would shoot threw the DE, he couldn't hit the broad side of a barn at 10 yards let alone 100 yards that he claimes...

Thats kinda what I was thinking!

I have always heard of NEVER doing this! An aquantance blew up his DE 50AE, after reloading with some sort of blend of powder! Said a friend of a friend, reloads .44 mag with it and works fine so he tried it! Bent and cracked the slide frame, and broke the gas piston, plus bent the recoil...