Reeder Custom Guns - Some WLP say "For standard or magnum" loads

WB
Some WLP say "For standard or magnum" loads
Saturday, March 21, 2020, 07:56

the really big problem is "compressed" loads like 110/296, AA#9 or AA1680 etc. They are much more difficult to ignite. Not much air space as the granules are so small and tightly packed. Add even a little air space and things help. But some powders need a hotter primer. Remember fire needs fuel, and air to ignite.

Times like these, Unique etc. loads twice as many rounds per pound. Power is almost up to the "Ruger" level in manuals.

WLP primers for 45 Colt ruger only loads? (nm) - Derek, 2020-03-21, 07:24
- I would stay with the 296/H-110, AA#9 - Gary Reeder, 2020-03-21, 11:23
  - Loved those Super Vel 44 mag loads - jthomson, 2020-03-21, 20:42
    - that was my favorite of Lee's Super Vel loads - gary reeder, 2020-03-22, 12:33
- Some WLP say "For standard or magnum" loads - WB, 2020-03-21, 07:56
  - Longshot - Paul, 2020-03-21, 10:23
- Should work for about any loads (nm) - Huey, 2020-03-21, 07:30
  - Thanks Guys! (nm) - Derek, 2020-03-21, 08:33
    - Longshot looks to be a good powder, any one use it (nm) - Derek, 2020-03-21, 09:45
      - It added 200 fps to my 10 ga. shotshells - WB, 2020-03-21, 14:27