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Anyone use h110 for .38 spl. I have bullseye and h110 and 2400 to choose from. Bullets are 115 grain.,
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I was just reading that. Your correct needs higher pressure to burn effectively. Will try bullseye. Loading 500 rounds of target ammo.Comment
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Yep, H110 is a bad idea for that load. I use both Bullseye and Titegroup for the type of load that you're talking about. They work very well, indeed.
H110, also known as W296, is really meant for high-pressure loads like full-house .357M, .44M, and .454 Casull. Hodgdon even states in their H110 description that it's the powder that screams, "no wimps, please!"
They are referring to loads, of course.
I take the same view toward 2400 powder. I'll use it in either high-powered handgun loads (e. g. .357M) or certain reduced rifle loads.Last edited by Cowboy T; 10-11-2020, 5:34 PM."San Francisco Liberal With A Gun"
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Save the H 110 for a heavy load big bore and use the bullseye or something else.Comment
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The one thing about bullseye to watch for is doubles. Even a 38 special case can probably hold a double charge, and the pressure ramps up really quick on these fast powders.Comment
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