Aa #9

[wch]

I got an email from Natchez shooters supplies stating that they had AA #9 in stock and ready to ship today.

[41 mag fan]

good...maybe it's slowly but surely starting to recover

[Jailer]

What are you all using AA#9 for? I had 8lbs given to me a while back and I haven't even opened the jug yet.

[GL49]

44 magnum, 357 magnum. According the loading manuals, H-110 will give you a little more snort, but AA#9 seems to burn cleaner. I always figured if I needed to load to the max, I'd buy a bigger gun and then load it down a little. Thanks for the info, I'm about out.

[41 mag fan]

41 mag & 44 mag for me.

[Junior1942]

I use it in 7mmTCU and 357 mag. It's a go-to powder for 357 mag. However, I use AA#9's sister, WC820.

[gofastman]

What are you all using AA#9 for? I had 8lbs given to me a while back and I haven't even opened the jug yet.

AA9 is superb in 10mm, especially with heavy bullets.
I use it in 45 colt+P loads (in 454 brass) too

[rexherring]

My main powder in .45 Colt Ruger loads and .357 and .44 Mag.

[Jailer]

Oops, my my sometimers is kickin in. I just checked this morning and it's AA #7 not #9.

Looks like it's good for 9mm and I just started loading 9mm so I'll give it a try at that.

[mold maker]

I never heard it called sometimers, with me it's called oldtimers. I don't trust my memory to tell me when its time to eat. I'm pretty much hungry all the time.

[sbeatty1983]

AA9 is superb in 10mm, especially with heavy bullets.
I use it in 45 colt+P loads (in 454 brass) too

I agree. Ive also run it with lighter bullets with great results. Only problem with aa9 is the charge weights are so high as compared with longshot.

[Chili]

Oops, my my sometimers is kickin in. I just checked this morning and it's AA #7 not #9.

Looks like it's good for 9mm and I just started loading 9mm so I'll give it a try at that.

"sometimers" LOL.......I have heard that powder is also pretty good in 40 S&W too....for those that are interested.

[gofastman]

I agree. Ive also run it with lighter bullets with great results. Only problem with aa9 is the charge weights are so high as compared with longshot.
yes, but this is another reason why I like it, its like Crack for a comp'd gun

[Old Iron Sights]

Our local gun shop had AA7 in stock also. Not much else that I use though. Still, had to leave with a pound. It goes a long way 7-8 grains at a time.