Loading .380

[hambam105]

3 grains of Bullseye in 38 Special?

Expecting a grizzly bear attack? Ha Ha

Reloading for .380acp can really save money. 3 grains ain't much. I am considering using a Lee plastic scoop
the next time I decide to assemble cartridges of that class. Bullseye is a great choice for .380acp.

[bigbossman]

Expecting a grizzly bear attack? Ha Ha

Reloading for .380acp can really save money. 3 grains ain't much. I am considering using a Lee plastic scoop
the next time I decide to assemble cartridges of that class. Bullseye is a great choice for .380acp.

I have a 4lb keg of Bullseye. At 7,000 grains to a pound and 3 grains to a round, that's over 9,300 rounds loaded.

[NeilMo]

I have a 4lb keg of Bullseye. At 7,000 grains to a pound and 3 grains to a round, that's over 9,300 rounds loaded.

It gets even more economical that that. Two of my favorite 105gn SWC target loads use 2 grains of either BE or TG. 14,000 rounds per 4 pounds of powder, incredible.

[bigbossman]

It gets even more economical that that. Two of my favorite 105gn SWC target loads use 2 grains of either BE or TG. 14,000 rounds per 4 pounds of powder, incredible.

Yup. And the 9mm only uses 4 grains, so 7,000 loaded rounds out of the same can.

[hambam105]

Beat 'Free' grains.
I've only met about a dozen reloaders who think the devil invented Bullseye and they give it away.

Remember how Dracula cringes at the sign of the Crucifix. That's how some Reloaders respond
when you waive a can of Bullseye at them. Hiss.....