True Blue?

Has anyone tried it? I bought a pound at a gun show about two years ago. The stuff meters through my RCBS uniflow and is the most accurate weighing I've ever seen. It's a true spherical powder. 5 grains with the Lee 124 gr. Tc bullet is both accurate and surprisingly powerful.... I'm going to load up some .357 when I get a few more empties.

I.....have a lb in the closet but haven't gotten around to loading anything with it. Like most random powders it was acquired during the dreaded shortages. If it works for 9mm or 38 I'll give it another look.

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Originally Posted by DerekP Houston

I.....have a lb in the closet but haven't gotten around to loading anything with it. Like most random powders it was acquired during the dreaded shortages. If it works for 9mm or 38 I'll give it another look.

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Check out the free Western/Ramshot/Accurate powder load guide.

http://www.accuratepowder.com/load-data/

View complete load guide edition 6.0 PDF
(Direct Link Below)

http://www.accuratepowder.com/wp-con...2016_Web-1.pdf

In the WesternLoadGuide1-2016...

9mm standard, and +P pressure True Blue data can be found on page 8 and page 9.

38 Special standard, and +P pressure True Blue data can be found on page 11.



- Bullwolf

I used it in the .357 and .44 mag ,shoots great and meters well.I will try it in a .45 acp soon.

I have yet to purchase any but will for 5.7×28.

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Thanks bullwolf, will take a look this weekend when I'm back at my desk. I have a few of the fliers I grabbed at my local store that had some load data just hadn't gotten around to trying everything. I'm guilty of once I find a good/accurate load that meters well I just keep running it until I run out of that powder.

158 pb over 7g true blue or 158gc over 8.5gr true blue work well in my win94 357