So far, at least as far as non-magnum handgun calibers go, I have been using Clays exclusively for both .38 Spl. and .45 ACP (3.8 grs. of Clays under a 200 gr. LRNFP bullet is quite the tackdriver), and I'll probably use it for 9mm too, if/when I get around to reloading that caliber.
Why? Because it works (it's accurate) and I don't have to mess with changing powders in the hopper. Do you have a favorite powder you stick with for handgun calibers, or do you sample other brands?
DAL
P.S. For .357 Mag., I use 2400, but I haven't loaded any of that round for a long time.
Why? Because it works (it's accurate) and I don't have to mess with changing powders in the hopper. Do you have a favorite powder you stick with for handgun calibers, or do you sample other brands?
DAL
P.S. For .357 Mag., I use 2400, but I haven't loaded any of that round for a long time.