Not around my notes. The Hadgdon website lists LilGun data for the .500 Linebaugh (.510 GNR Long) but begins at 410 grs. The problem lies in the fact you cannot go too low a powder density with a slow burner like LilGun (or H110, W296) too much air space can create dangerous hang fires and pressure spikes. ALWAYS use a hot Magnum primer too.
You maybe can use that data as a foundation if you are an experienced loader and understand the characteristics of the ctg. and powder. The .510 GNR has a huge capacity due to the diameter.
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510 GNR powder lil gun?
- Silvrjack, 2019-09-06, 16:55
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I have tried it a little bit, long ago.
- WB, 2019-09-06, 17:38
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I won't use Lil Gun in ANY of my revolvers...
- Huey, 2019-09-06, 18:03
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How many have you actually “seen”
- Curt, 2019-09-07, 02:25
- Works lots better if you just don't "look". - WB, 2019-09-07, 07:22
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How many have you actually “seen”
- Curt, 2019-09-07, 02:25
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I won't use Lil Gun in ANY of my revolvers...
- Huey, 2019-09-06, 18:03
- have never used Lil Gun in the 510. Sorry (nm) - Gary Reeder, 2019-09-06, 17:04
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I have tried it a little bit, long ago.
- WB, 2019-09-06, 17:38