Savvy Jack
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Understood!
But #2400 doesn’t do well at the lower charges and lighter bullets he’s pursuing. The upper end of Unique loads puts him right where he wants to be, at slightly more than half as much powder...Besides clean burning, they’re quite accurate due to elevated pressures contributing to obturation of the bullet to bore.
I’ve been loading, shooting, and casting for 50yrs. Learned a few things along the way...
A 200gr bullet will do MUCH better with a faster burning powder. Much cheaper, too!
If he’s using a Marlin l/a he’s going to need a .431-.432” bullet as their bores are a tad large...
BTDT...
I understand what you are saying but you did not understand or did not read what he was asking or saying. He was not asking for advice for any other powder but 2400!! Let him try it and decide for himself if it works for him, or if that is what he wants.
He specifically stated
The fella who is about to reply ""dont go lower than established data" and the next fellas who is about to say "there are better powders for the job" yup I agree with both, have handloaded since 1996. Thing is, I dont know all the load data out there( some can vary a lot) . Regards better powders I have quite a bit of 2400 from when prices were down . if I can get there with 2400 safely would be very handy.
The better question should be....why do I have two accounts here?