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Post by bruce martindale 8/19/2018, 7:23 am

OK shooters, what are you doing with Hogdons Titegroup? Bullet and charge. Someone gave me some and I am not sure what it is best at. Thanks!

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Post by Bigtrout 8/19/2018, 7:48 am

9mm or .45?
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Post by rreid 8/19/2018, 8:31 am

There are a couple in the sticky topic.  https://www.bullseyeforum.net/t1209-pet-loads-of-top-shooters-loads-from-the-past

I've used it for 230 gr hardball loads.  4.3-4.4 made a nice short line load.  For 50 yards, I went with the max listed in the Sierra manual, which was higher than the the max on Hodgdon's site, so I'll let you look it up yourself. I also tried 4.2 with a 200 gr H&G 68 style bullet.  It chronographed 765 fps and was reasonably accurate at 50 yards.
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Post by bruce martindale 8/19/2018, 8:56 am

Bigtrout wrote:9mm or .45?
Sorry duh...45 thanks

And...how light would you go on it with a 200 lead swc?

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Post by SteveT 8/19/2018, 9:58 am

The only load I have in my records for 200 gr lead s 4.2gr TG attributed to NSK Neil from the old BE-L list a long time ago. 

I've never used TG for anything other than 230gr ball loads. 4.2gr for the short line and 4.7-8gr for the long line work well.
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Post by boatbum101 8/19/2018, 12:58 pm

Like the above only use I found for it was 45acp 230 ball loads . 5.0grs with Sie 230 FMJ was accurate enough for long line , but is right at the upper limit for brown box ball . Usable but more abuse than I wanted . Never had any luck with it other than that 1 load , regardless of the cartridge . Much better powders for our game IMHO , like BE , WST , W231 or VVN-310 .

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Post by DeweyHales 8/19/2018, 10:23 pm

I used 4.2 with a 185swchp in one of my pistols. It shot cleans.
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Post by Aufidius 8/22/2018, 6:39 pm

I really like Titegroup, it's basically the only powder I make sure to have many jugs of. I use 4gr. under a cast 185. I run a frame mount, but if you don't, I think you'd *might* need to add a couple tenths for function, depending on how the gun is sprung, etc.
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Post by Tim:H11 8/22/2018, 8:04 pm

I shoot 3.5 grains of Bullseye with a 200 grain LSWC. While it’s very accurate it is filthy. What would a comparable load/charge be using Titegroup?
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Post by chopper 8/22/2018, 8:28 pm

Jason, I didn't use Titegroup, but 3.8 of WST works pretty good, about 4 clicks difference on my ultra dot. Cleaner than bullseye and works good with Terry's cast 185 swc. I wonder what 3.5 WST would get you with the 200swc.
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Post by bruce martindale 10/20/2018, 6:02 pm

Tim:H11 wrote:I shoot 3.5 grains of Bullseye with a 200 grain LSWC. While it’s very accurate it is filthy. What would a comparable load/charge be using Titegroup?
That load runs 590 to 650 fps. Yes found it precise as well but slow stuff is hard for me to shoot well. I use it for training to beat a flinch; it appears sensitive to trigger induced motion. Plus you can see them going downrange like a bublebee! My loads were clean since I minimized the amount of resizing.

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