[Pull5454]

What is a good wad to use in Rem. hull with tite group powder with 1oz #8

 

[FLIP]

TGT

 

[jjhess]

Reloading Data Center

www.hodgdonreloading.com

 

[Sky Buster]

What is a good wad to use in Rem. hull with tite group powder with 1oz #8

I use the Clay Buster CB 1100. It's designed for 1 oz.
loads and has a tapered base for easier insertion.

 

[Sky Buster]

I use the Clay Buster CB1200. It's designed for 1 oz. loads and has a
tapered base for easier insertion. I load 17.5 grains of Tite Group. The
crimp rivals a factory crimp.

 

[slickhead]

The CB-0178
Works perfect with a little wad pressure to go along with it.
My number one choice.
There’s load data on this thread at the top of the thread.

 

[jjhess]

Clay Buster CB1200



Not sure if I have seen those, or if they would fit in a 2 3/4" hull

 

[Charlie Becknell]

I have loaded Tite Group for years. Even with 1⅛ oz. load I use TGT 12 wad. I tried 1 oz., didn't care for it. I use Tight Wad for 1 oz.

 

[Nebs]

I'm with Slickhead on this. The powder is very dense. You need a tall wad to bring the shot up to the level of the crimp. A 7/8 wad is perfect. Rem uses Titegroup in the OEM Nitro 27 1 1/8 oz. load with the 1 oz. TGT wad.

 

[Mark Hecht]

I did reload some tight group with WAA 12 with no problem with the crimp or loosing powder. They recommend using 1 oz or 7/8 oz wads.

 

[Praetoryn]

Titegroup doesn't leave a flake on your bench. One of my favorite powders.

 

[jesflorid]

Nitro 27 and CB4100, MEC #20 bushing = 19.84 gr Tite Group, and consistent crimp.
1284 avg FPS.
My next life time load!!!

 

[Keith _ E]

I have been using the grey 7/8 oz wad and has perfect crimps.

 

[champ188]

Nitro 27 and CB4100, MEC #20 bushing = 19.84 gr Tite Group, and consistent crimp.
1284 avg FPS.
My next life time load!!!

I don't see a recipe for that load, I would suspect that the pressure would be over the safe limit, but I could be wrong.

 

[sharptailhunter]

Nitro 27 and CB4100, MEC #20 bushing = 19.84 gr Tite Group, and consistent crimp.
1284 avg FPS.
My next life time load!!!

Did you send shells loaded with that recipe off to be tested? If so, by who and what primer? Seems like an excessive pressure load to me.

 

[jesflorid]

Did you send shells loaded with that recipe off to be tested? If so, by who and what primer? Seems like an excessive pressure load to me.

20.0 gr was the published load.
Cheddite primers.

 

[flashmax]

20.0 gr was the published load.
Cheddite primers.

Really? Who published it?

a 1 ounce load using 20.5 gn puts 11K psi in play. With Win primer.

 

[sharptailhunter]

20.0 gr was the published load.
Cheddite primers.

You also didn’t state how much lead you used in said loads. Certainly, spouting out half-baked recipes like you did does nobody any kind of service, it’s dangerous at best. You also didn’t answer my question as to if you sent them to be tested. How do you know the average velocity? Your numbers are sketchy. 19.84 grains? How did you measure that precisely? Your velocity also ends in 84. One of the first red flags for made up numbers is the consistent use of numbers just like you did. Usually when people try to make something up or hide something, they leave red flags that are pretty easy to spot. Personally, I recommend that NOBODY follow your reloading advice.

 

[Charlie Becknell]

I spoke with Hodgdon rep today. He said interchanging primers is tricky and some will exceed 15,000 psi. If it ain't published, I won't be loading it.

 

[Nebs]

I spoke with Hodgdon rep today. He said interchanging primers is tricky and some will exceed 15,000 psi. If it ain't published, I won't be loading it.

I've been saying this all along. The only reason I have Rem primers on my benchis for use with Titegroup. This powder is not something to screw around with.