H4895 in 32-20

[brnomauser]

Reportedly up to about 55kpsi in a good condition.
That said usually the extraction becomes sticky before too much pressure is reached.
The firing pin hole clearance maybe a bit large and flow primers into the pin hole.

Test with small pistol primers then use rifle primers for the load.

I don’t really know and most people say I am just talking through my ****.

You will have to make your own judgment.

I don’t hot rod my stuff so usually with the cadet if extraction and primers work loose I back it off a grain or so.

Good luck.
The experts will tell you all you need to know.

Thanks - not looking to hot rod or push the boundaries, i just like knowing the theoretical limits

My LGS has 2205 in stock and is my 'go-to' powder for accurate loads in my 1908 vintage '92 and 1894 vintage low wall. Both are loaded with a Lee 103gn RN and 12.5 gn of 2205 with no pressure signs.

2207 & 2206 are probably too slow for this cartridge and wil;l leave lots of unburnt powder.

Unfortunately mine doesn’t, or any that I’ve called around here. I can use some of my limited AP30N for reduced loads, but hopefully I can find a working 2207 load. It might leave some unburnt powder but that’s better than no shooting…
[QUOTE=barrabruce;5603504][QUOTE=Bad Ass Wallace;5603114My LGS has 2205 in stock .[/QUOTE

Really are we expect to believe this?


What a ****ing turd.[/QUOTE]I hope this is light hearted? Don’t think there’s any call to have a go at BAW, I can vouch that he’s a stand up bloke

[john.k]

Well....ADI claimed at one time there would be once every two years runs of 2205......thats before they went completely dark..........ADI can have a US based F/Book platform with lots of jazzy pictures of product ,while their last information to their Australian customers is three years ago!

[Bad Ass Wallace]

Q-store at Belmont in Brisbane also had 2205 just a few weeks ago!

[45workhorse]

Don't know if this will help, but maybe you can pull some information from it and get a load that will work.

https://leverguns.com/articles/paco/3220wcf.htm