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  1. #11
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    guys- just to clarify- I am using "clays" not "international clays" or any other variant.

    I made a few more batches with higher powder ( last batch is 4. and hopefully in about 2 weeks will go to the range with a few different .45's and will try them out.
    I will post my results.

    On a seperate note I also loaded a few batches with unique. Unfortunately with a 185gr TMJ the load specs are all over the place so I think I may have loaded to low. Speer #14 manual lists it at 5.0- 5.8 gr but all the others list it starting at about 8gr. very weird.

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    Get a bottle of Bullseye and be happy...My Colt Government model works well with Bullseye, Green Dot, Blue dot and Unique...Depending on my load and bullet.
    Tom

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  3. #13

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    Swamp, just looking over that link, it appears to be talking about Universal Clays in the 45 Long colt. This would be a fast burning powder in a rather cavernous case. If GP1 has "Clays" as he states, that is a pretty popular powder for the 45 ACP. Though it is normally used for 200gr bullets.

    FWIW, I have used Uni-Clays in the 45 ACP and 9mm with fairly good success.

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