I did work up a load in my 40-65. It shot comparable to the regular swiss. I shot a silhouette match in August at Friendship with it. Shot a 25, which seems to be my average score this year. I have enough left to load for another one day silhouette match. Maybe Friendship this month.
Woody
Swiss Powder
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Woody
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Re: Swiss Powder
Richard A. Wood
If you are surrounded. You are in a target rich environment.
If you are surrounded. You are in a target rich environment.
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Re: Swiss Powder
Woody - same load with both powders?
Is the "new" Swiss the only Swiss or will the "standard" Swiss we all know and love still be available?
Is the "new" Swiss the only Swiss or will the "standard" Swiss we all know and love still be available?
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Re: Swiss Powder
Woody wrote:I did work up a load in my 40-65. It shot comparable to the regular swiss. I shot a silhouette match in August at Friendship with it. Shot a 25, which seems to be my average score this year. I have enough left to load for another one day silhouette match. Maybe Friendship this month.
Woody
Can you share some details on the two loads for comparison? Both 1 1/2, same primer, case, bullet, weight of powder in grains?
DougF