[matttrapn]

If ya

OK. Sure hope I can get some feed back on this.

Would like to re-load for both singles, and handicap (long yardage) with one powder. Singles with speed of 1150-fps, and cap loads of around 1220-fps. Here is my question.

What powder would you use to make such loads?

Thanks in advance.

Matt Nicol

 

[dale58]

Clays, if I could find any. Dale

 

[wrd]

I load 7/8 oz of shot from 1150 fps to 1300fps , all with Promo. The least expensive powder available.

 

[schwabby]

American select or green dot

 

[bigbore613]

700X all you will ever need. Jeff

 

[grntitan]

Green Dot

Bonus:<br>
Not only do I load Singles and Handicap loads with it, I also routinely load my .44Mag and .40 S&W pistol rounds too. Damn shame I can't load my rifle rounds with it. I'd be set.

 

[JohnR]

Another one for Promo, cheap and works.

 

[wayneo]

Green Dot.

Wayne

 

[jdsfarms]

International clays for me,even great performance with 7/8 and 1oz load clean and soft shooting.Jerry

 

[Jawhawker]

Greendot period.

If he's loading 1.125 oz shot, that Promo and Clays depending on hull and was can be generating some pretty stiff pressures.

 

[Brady509]

PB Or International across the board. If money is not an issue. Ya can shoot them floor sweepings they call Promo hehe.

Brady

 

[Sky Buster]

Red Dot. Excellant cold weather powder.

 

[Brian in Oregon]

Blackpowder.

Smokeless powder is a passing fad.

 

[grntitan]

Brian,

You should add a "slow passing fad". LOL

 

[Bill Roberts]

PB

 

[Tom Strunk]

My vote is for American Select.

Tom Strunk

 

[Shooting Coach]

After many years, I went back to Red Dot.

 

[drgondog]

Green Dot for me.

 

[LETSC1]

I would go with Red Dot

 

[George MT.]

As long as I can still get it PB.