H110 powder

[steve R]

ello chaps , i use 6.3 grains of unique in with 240gr bullets in my .44 taurus, not so much kick and as accurate as i can be

a mate from my old shooting club has just text me ,another fella i knew there is selling his .44 and offering 2 bottles of the above 30 quid each, to save me trawling google and i think i do better here

does anyone hear use h110 for .44 mag , how is it ? cheers lads ,steve

[aris]

[steve R]

cheers ,we had visitors tonight ,nice one

[aris]

For completeness, there doesn't seem to be data for unjacketed SWC

[graphictart]

Only recommended for "balls out loads", def. not an indoor load.
Small window for powder loads.
Hornady don't have data for cast bullets with H110 as they advise against that combination, jacketed only.

I use it, if he's ever at Bisley I'll take it.

Regards

[Black Beard]

Like Graphicart said.

Don't download it below recommended levels or it might go boom. But there is loads of data for it, particularly if you want to shoot high power jacketed loads.

For cast, the Lyman cast bullet handbook does have data for it going from 200 Grn Cast 25.1-27.7grn for 1327-1482 fps
to 310 grn Cast 17.5-19.5grn for 977-1092 fps

Magnum primers and a 4" barrel so expect a 12" barrel to be a fair bit faster.

If you get it, let me know what bullet you are using and I'll look up the exact load data. You might need gas checks to.

Expect everyone shooting around you to be thoroughly annoyed by it.

BB

[steve R]

cheers boys ,im gonna pass and stick with unique, steve

[mag44uk]

Its also a good powder for 410
I used to use loads of it in the 41 mag and 44mag Marlins I had.
I could get out to 300 plus yards on an ETR range. Just.
With a 200gn fmj I was getting just under 2100fps.