i am using hp-38 right now and imo it is very dirty i have had clays recomended to me but wanted to ask on here.
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who makes the cleanest burning powder for 9mm
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Re: who makes the cleanest burning powder for 9mm
It isn't Accurate. 2, 5, 7, and nine are the dirtiest powders I have used. I just
use 231 ball. For super clean accurate loads I use 700x but it doesn't meter and
has to be weighed.
It isn't Accurate. 2, 5, 7, and nine are the dirtiest powders I have used. I just
use 231 ball. For super clean accurate loads I use 700x but it doesn't meter and
has to be weighed.
Re: who makes the cleanest burning powder for 9mm
Vihta Vuori powders are universally know as clean burning powders -- their pistol powders. Without looking at the manual, I believe N320 is the most common 9x19 VV used. But again, check as my memory often sucks.
I used N350 and 3N38 for years in .38 Super raceguns -- very clean. I still use N310 and N320 for .40 S&W & .45 ACP loads. FWIW: both N310 and N320 are relatively fast powders.
OK, I couldn't live with offer partial advice. It really depends on the bullet weight you are pushing. Makes sense, just like our LR game. But, see link to Vit manual: http://www.eabco.com/VihtaVuori01.pdf
Vihta Vuori powders are universally know as clean burning powders -- their pistol powders. Without looking at the manual, I believe N320 is the most common 9x19 VV used. But again, check as my memory often sucks.
I used N350 and 3N38 for years in .38 Super raceguns -- very clean. I still use N310 and N320 for .40 S&W & .45 ACP loads. FWIW: both N310 and N320 are relatively fast powders.
OK, I couldn't live with offer partial advice. It really depends on the bullet weight you are pushing. Makes sense, just like our LR game. But, see link to Vit manual: http://www.eabco.com/VihtaVuori01.pdf
Re: who makes the cleanest burning powder for 9mm
A buddy of mine is shooting Power Pistol with 115's and it seems to be very clean. Much better than Unique and HP-38 that I have been using.
A buddy of mine is shooting Power Pistol with 115's and it seems to be very clean. Much better than Unique and HP-38 that I have been using.
Re: who makes the cleanest burning powder for 9mm
Red Dot for standard 115gr weight, Blue Dot for subsonic match using HDY 147gr RNBT.
Red Dot for standard 115gr weight, Blue Dot for subsonic match using HDY 147gr RNBT.
Re: who makes the cleanest burning powder for 9mm
I use Clays for shotshells as well as 9mm 115gr loads. I can vouch for its relative cleanliness, as I have never felt I needed to find a cleaner powder. I'll caveat this by saying I moved to clays from IMR-700x specifically for shotshells, and then once I learned it was good for pistol loads it was just a bonus.
I use Clays for shotshells as well as 9mm 115gr loads. I can vouch for its relative cleanliness, as I have never felt I needed to find a cleaner powder. I'll caveat this by saying I moved to clays from IMR-700x specifically for shotshells, and then once I learned it was good for pistol loads it was just a bonus.
Re: who makes the cleanest burning powder for 9mm
Go clays and dont look back.
When I first started handloading, it was for an ruger 45vaquero. Well I got told to buy unique, I thought I was shooting effing blackpowder. It was horrid, smoke, soot all over the barrel, cylinder. Needless to say, I found clays and havent looked back, have tried bullseys, its not near as clean as the clays.
Go clays and dont look back.
When I first started handloading, it was for an ruger 45vaquero. Well I got told to buy unique, I thought I was shooting effing blackpowder. It was horrid, smoke, soot all over the barrel, cylinder. Needless to say, I found clays and havent looked back, have tried bullseys, its not near as clean as the clays.
Re: who makes the cleanest burning powder for 9mm
hp 38 and all the "dot" powder are filthy, clays is good but titegroup is cleaner yet, the vihtavuory is the cleanest.
hope this helps.
hp 38 and all the "dot" powder are filthy, clays is good but titegroup is cleaner yet, the vihtavuory is the cleanest.
hope this helps.
Re: who makes the cleanest burning powder for 9mm
VV340. Easy to load light to very fast 9s. Its a bit on the slow side so recoil seems to be more of a "push" than a hard slap. Will fill a case. I load .38/9mm/.45 and 44 mag with this powder. Very clean and versatile.
VV340. Easy to load light to very fast 9s. Its a bit on the slow side so recoil seems to be more of a "push" than a hard slap. Will fill a case. I load .38/9mm/.45 and 44 mag with this powder. Very clean and versatile.
Re: who makes the cleanest burning powder for 9mm
I also use Power Pistol. My brass cleans up very nice and the carbon cleans out of the barrel with a few shots of cleaner and minimal scrubbing
I also use Power Pistol. My brass cleans up very nice and the carbon cleans out of the barrel with a few shots of cleaner and minimal scrubbing
Re: who makes the cleanest burning powder for 9mm
Viht powder is the cleanest I've found. I use it exclusively in my 40 S&W loads. Might be more expensive but it's worth it.
IMO, titegroup is not very clean and burns very hot.
Viht powder is the cleanest I've found. I use it exclusively in my 40 S&W loads. Might be more expensive but it's worth it.
IMO, titegroup is not very clean and burns very hot.
Re: who makes the cleanest burning powder for 9mm
VihtaVuori is #1 for clean. It can be hard to find in some areas and it's spendy in all.
#2 in my experience are Ramshot's powders. Try Silhouette run as close to the top of the load chart as is safe in your firearm. I bet you'll be pleased with the results. Not only is it clean, but it has a pretty subdued muzzle flash and has the added advantage of metering uniformly.
That said, I usually load Winchester 231 (identical to HP38) for economy and as long as I keep the loads towards the top of the chart and crimp well, it isn't very dirty at all. (I found that the simple addition of a Lee Carbide Factory Crimp Die helped make for more consistent start pressures which helped reduce unburned powder.)
VihtaVuori is #1 for clean. It can be hard to find in some areas and it's spendy in all.
#2 in my experience are Ramshot's powders. Try Silhouette run as close to the top of the load chart as is safe in your firearm. I bet you'll be pleased with the results. Not only is it clean, but it has a pretty subdued muzzle flash and has the added advantage of metering uniformly.
That said, I usually load Winchester 231 (identical to HP38) for economy and as long as I keep the loads towards the top of the chart and crimp well, it isn't very dirty at all. (I found that the simple addition of a Lee Carbide Factory Crimp Die helped make for more consistent start pressures which helped reduce unburned powder.)
Re: who makes the cleanest burning powder for 9mm
clays universal is cleaner than 700x you get more fps too, works in 45acp and 9mm
clays universal is cleaner than 700x you get more fps too, works in 45acp and 9mm
Re: who makes the cleanest burning powder for 9mm
i will see if my local shop has VihtaVuori although i kinda doubt it has anyone used ramshot true blue they have some on the shelf but i have never used ramshot besides the tac powder for 223
i will see if my local shop has VihtaVuori although i kinda doubt it has anyone used ramshot true blue they have some on the shelf but i have never used ramshot besides the tac powder for 223
