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Reloading
44 magnum rifle load
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<blockquote data-quote="milo-2" data-source="post: 2530555" data-attributes="member: 33622"><p>It may help if you told us what you have on hand to do this, or what you plan on buying.</p><p>I load for 357, revolver-rifle, my goal is a complete burn in the rifle barrel. Lever guns are harder to clean unless you take them apart.</p><p>H 110 is not a bad powder, and it is a listed powder for 44 mag in the Hornady manual, but it will never burn clean.</p><p>Accurate #9 would be my pick, not too fast as to small increments of powder creating pressure spikes, not so slow as to getting a crappy burn.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="milo-2, post: 2530555, member: 33622"] It may help if you told us what you have on hand to do this, or what you plan on buying. I load for 357, revolver-rifle, my goal is a complete burn in the rifle barrel. Lever guns are harder to clean unless you take them apart. H 110 is not a bad powder, and it is a listed powder for 44 mag in the Hornady manual, but it will never burn clean. Accurate #9 would be my pick, not too fast as to small increments of powder creating pressure spikes, not so slow as to getting a crappy burn. [/QUOTE]
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