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Thread: Nitro Conversion Inconsistency.

  1. #16
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    bullseye not herco

    Quote Originally Posted by Abasmajor View Post
    Hi,

    Problem solved with the use of 2.9 grns of Bullseye instead of the previous 4.5 grns of Herco.

    Interestingly, the point of impact was the same as with the Herco load, but without the inconsistent performance and no evidence of unburnt powder.

    Regards
    Brian
    hi brian, i know this is an old post but did you get any further with this topic ?

    cheers steve

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    Quote Originally Posted by svincett View Post
    hi brian, i know this is an old post but did you get any further with this topic ?

    cheers steve
    Hello Steve,

    Although ignition reliability improved with Bullseye, I would prefer to use a larger flake powder which would not leak through the primer pocket holes.
    In addition to this, I was still getting too many weak discharges for my liking, so I now limit the Ruger to 777 substitute powder which ignites every time with consistent velocity. I'm not really sure why the Ruger has been troublesome as my Anvil Remington 1858 conversion has been entirely reliable with the recommended Herco smokeless powder.

    Brian

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