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I want to handload for my Colt 1911, .45ACP. Someone gave me a large coffee can
full of 220 grain lead semi-wadcutter bullets,(all sized and lubed) and two
unopened pound cans of Bullseye powder. Can anybody suggest a powder charge that
they have had success with, using Bullseye powder and this kind of bullet?

45's forever,

Jim
Thu May 7, 2009 1:49 am

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I want to handload for my Colt 1911, .45ACP. Someone gave me a large coffee can full of 220 grain lead semi-wadcutter bullets,(all sized and lubed) and two... 		loghomes42
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4:20 am

I like bullseye, it is dirty but I use 5 grains of bullseye for this round. It is easy on the gun with some power, it won't beat the gun up and it is very...
Vogel, James
jv3499
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8:23 pm

http://www.alliantpowder.com/reloaders/powderlist.aspx?type=1&powderid=1&cartridge=35 there website you may also look at reloadbench.com greg has or had a good...
Jeff jeff
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8:24 pm

Thanks, Jim.  I appreciate the information. I note you are with the Pittsburgh PD. I am retired from the PD in Gates, NY, a suburb of Rochester.  I had to...
Jim Keltz
loghomes42
Offline Send Email 		May 10, 2009
4:05 am

For a hundred years people have complained that Bullseye is dirty. The truth is that it cleans up easier than many of the so called clean powders. You do not...
Bob Fleming
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Offline Send Email 		May 10, 2009
2:25 pm

Hi Bob, Thank you for taking the time to reply.  You are correct in that Bulleye cleans up easliy. 45's forever, Jim Keltz ... From: Bob Fleming...
Jim Keltz
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