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    fastest 410bore powder?

    Learned Sirs and Ma'ams,
    What is the fastest burning/most reliable/stable burning 410bore powder you have pressure tested data for in 3" case w 11/16oz (300gr) load?

    I am still working on my 410 pet load, but w296 is not doingnit for me- too low pressure and in my particular case i cant load any heavier shot weight, no stable burn.

    i haave only a few loa dmanuals, and the fastest w 11/16oz is HS-6.

    Any recommendations appreciated!

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    I wasn't impressed with 296 either. Could only get about 850 FPS in the 3 in. 11/16 load. Powder in hard to find here. I been using Accurate #9. Very little data out there but it works for me. If you look at a burn chart #9 is very close to 2400. If I could find some 2400 I'd try it. I been shooting 3/4 oz/327 gr. of 5's on squirrel this year. Been having a good time with the Stevens model 67 I picked up. Hope other people join in on this. I'm new to loading the 410 also.
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    4227 and h-110 i hear are good in the 410. i know 4227 at 10gr in 2 1/2" wooks nicely at droppin squirrel with 7 1/2 shot

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    Shotshell

    410

    • 3-in. Rem STS/Premier
    • 11/16 shot wt.
    Shot Wt.
    (ounces)

    Velocity
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    Primer
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    Grains
    Approx. psi
    Spacers
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    11/16 1,200 Rem 209P 300-MP SP410 17.8 9,000 - View this recipe
    11/16 1,200 Rem 209P 410 SP410 13.5 12,600 - View this recipe
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    Shotshell

    410

    • 3-in. Federal Plastic
    • 11/16 shot wt.
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    11/16 1,200 Fed 209A 300-MP SP410 17 10,600 - View this recipe
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    Gauge: 410 BoreLead Shot 11/16 oz.

    Maximum Loads

    Gauge: 410 BoreLead Shot 11/16 oz.

    Manufacturer
    Powder
    Primer Primer: Small metal cup used to ignite the powder

    Wad Wad: The disc used to separate powder from shot


    Grs.
    Pressure Pressure: The force exerted by burning powder

    Vel. (ft/s) Velocity: The speed of the shot in flight


    Gauge: 410 BoreLead Shot 11/16 oz.

    Manufacturer Hodgdon
    Powder Lil'Gun
    Primer CCI 209
    Wad Orange PC
    Maximum Load
    Grains 12.2
    Pressure 13,300 PSI
    Velocity (ft/s) 1,100

    Gauge: 410 BoreLead Shot 11/16 oz.

    Manufacturer Hodgdon
    Powder Lil'Gun
    Primer CCI 209
    Wad WAA41
    Maximum Load
    Grains 11.6
    Pressure 13,400 PSI
    Velocity (ft/s) 1,100

    Gauge: 410 BoreLead Shot 11/16 oz.

    Manufacturer Hodgdon
    Powder Lil'Gun
    Primer Rem. 209P
    Wad Orange PC
    Maximum Load
    Grains 12.3
    Pressure 13,500 PSI
    Velocity (ft/s) 1,100

    Gauge: 410 BoreLead Shot 11/16 oz.

    Manufacturer Hodgdon
    Powder Lil'Gun
    Primer Rem. 209P
    Wad Rem. SP410
    Maximum Load
    Grains 12.0
    Pressure 13,300 PSI
    Velocity (ft/s) 1,100

    Gauge: 410 BoreLead Shot 11/16 oz.

    Manufacturer Hodgdon
    Powder Lil'Gun
    Primer Rem. 209P
    Wad WAA41
    Maximum Load
    Grains 11.8
    Pressure 13,500 PSI
    Velocity (ft/s) 1,100

    Gauge: 410 BoreLead Shot 11/16 oz.

    Manufacturer Hodgdon
    Powder H110
    Primer Fed. 209A
    Wad Fed. 410SC
    Maximum Load
    Grains 14.1
    Pressure 13,400 PSI
    Velocity (ft/s) 1,135

    Gauge: 410 BoreLead Shot 11/16 oz.

    Manufacturer Hodgdon
    Powder H110
    Primer Rem. 209P
    Wad Rem. SP410
    Maximum Load
    Grains 14.3
    Pressure 12,500 PSI
    Velocity (ft/s) 1,135

    Gauge: 410 BoreLead Shot 11/16 oz.

    Manufacturer Hodgdon
    Powder H110
    Primer Win. 209
    Wad WAA41
    Maximum Load
    Grains 13.5
    Pressure 10,900 PSI
    Velocity (ft/s) 1,135

    Gauge: 410 BoreLead Shot 11/16 oz.

    Manufacturer Winchester
    Powder 296
    Primer Win. 209
    Wad WAA41
    Maximum Load
    Grains 13.5
    Pressure 10,800 LUP
    Velocity (ft/s) 1,135
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    Thanks Guys (or Gals, if you are).
    Where does 300MP fit in the burn rate chart?
    The chart i am looking at, from Handloader issue 275 shows 410 powders like this:
    Fastest:
    Sr-4756> HS-6> Blue Dot> Longshot> Alliant 410> 2400> Steel> Lil'Gun> H110>w296> 4227's

    with the ones from Lil'Gun onward right on top of one another. 300MP isnt on my chart.

    Unfortunately, i dont have any 4756.

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    Last edited by cpileri; 10-22-2014 at 09:25 AM.
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    Have you considered the 1/2 once loads for the 3 inch shell?

    Very new to reloading the 410 and I've found, at least on the trap field, the 1100 FPS of the 3 inch 11/16 oz load a little slow for leads and such.


    Looking through my old Lyman number 2 shotshell book I find a bunch of 1/2 oz 3 inch loads running from 1200 to 1500 FPS.

    Not sure I want a 1500 FPS load, might have pattern "holes" but sure wouldn't mind bumping velocity a little to reduce lead on target.

    on the hunt right now for a loader and some 4198 which was the go to powder for all the 3 inch loads listed in the Lyman book, then I'll do some patterning and see whats up.

    BY the way just picked up a new ATI cavalry 410 O/U with screw in chokes, what a dream! currently running full and improved Mod. in the barrels but that may change as I develop a load for this puppy!

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    what i really wish was someone had developed a pressure tested load in 410 w Unique!
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    Thx for the reply. the 2.5" hulls dont hold the number of buckshot balls i am working on.

    i know i didnt say what i was up to, though it is in an old thread here, but its a specialized 410 buckshot load. So right now its 3" hulsl only, and the payload weight (300gr or 11/16oz) is not changeable for now.

    This is all in development of ocurse, so I may have to scrap the above restrictions. but for now, i just need a stable and reliable ignition and burn beyond what w296/h110 can do.

    Maybe black powder?

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    looks like its the same as h110. A bit too slow for what (I think) I am after.
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    Lil Gun would be better suited for your needs.
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    little Gun works best for me.

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    what large straight rifle case has s similar internal volume as a 410 3"? when loaded similarly, i.e. shot down into the hull gives saller effective combustion volume? 444 marlin maybe?

    If i can find a 444 marlin or similar cartridge w a 300gr bullet using Unique annd is under 12Kpsi, maybe i have something to experiment with...

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    http://www.shotgunworld.com/bbs/viewtopic.php?t=298118

    Mike

    p.s. if you get too fast the lead balls will compress, deform and form a blocking
    barrier in the leade and barrel, be VERY careful as pressures will skyrocket

    Fun reading and 1600 fps, WOW


    http://www.shootersforum.com/shotgun...ball-load.html

    http://smallboreshotgun.wordpress.co...s-for-the-410/
    Last edited by skeettx; 10-24-2014 at 08:08 PM.
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