[Nebs]

BPI?

 

[jwsmith1959]

My Gun Digest Shotshell manual shows no 28 gauge loads using Titegroup.

Good luck and all the best.

 

[goony]

I just looked through the BPI manual and there were no loads listed for the 28 ga with Titegroup.

 

[JJ_JJ]

Hodgdon's says you can only use TG with 12 gauge

 

[Rhill]

Thanks for looking guys, I could not find it either, I will just put it out of my mind, maybe I will find it by accident at a later time. As I said, it was just to satisfy my curiosity, I have plenty of Unique and Universal, enough for probably the next five years.

 

[Shooting Coach]

Titegroup is plutonium in your 28 ga. WAAAAYY too fast for the most delightful gauge.

 

[woodperson]

I think your memory is probably flawed.

 

[Rhill]

Sorry, woods, but there was some data on the internet, not saying it is correct or to be trusted, how many times do I have to say it. The data I saw is probably worthless, just like your comment. But just like your worthless comment is on the internet, so is what I saw, thanks for nothing.

 

[Charlie Becknell]

Could you be mistaken , Longshot for 20 and 28?
CAB

 

[skeet_man]

Titegroup is listed as #15 on the burn rate chart, you don't get down to 28ga appropriate powder until #30

https://imrpowder.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/2020-burn-rate-chart.pdf

The ONLY way titegroup would work in 28 gauge without destroying your gun is if someone were loading an EXTREMELY light load, like 1/2oz @ 1000fps, or something along those lines, with like 5 grains of powder, for some real esoteric requirement.

 

[MDshotgunner]

Titegroup is listed as #15 on the burn rate chart, you don't get down to 28ga appropriate powder until #30

https://imrpowder.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/2020-burn-rate-chart.pdf

The ONLY way titegroup would work in 28 gauge without destroying your gun is if someone were loading an EXTREMELY light load, like 1/2oz @ 1000fps, or something along those lines, with like 5 grains of powder, for some real esoteric requirement.

I know a guy using 700x in 28 gauge. [emoji51][emoji15] He says he found the load in some old manual. I don’t believe him.

 

[Rhill]

I gave up on looking for this information, I know it was Titegroup, that is why it stood out to me, I had never seen load data using Titegroup before. I wouldn't use it anyway, if load data does not come from a trusted source I won't use it. I have plenty of Unique and Universal to use. It was just out of curiosity I wanted to see it again, but it's not a big deal. The guy who put it out on the interweb may have blown himself up already......