Good Jon Shue article in latest Shooting Sports USA magazine

Precision Pistol's Jon Shue

https://www.nxtbook.com/nxtbooks/nra/ssusa_202111/index.php#/p/32

He is also a pretty decent gunsmith.

Does anyone know why he uses 4 grs of titegroup for the short line?

swissyhawk wrote:Does anyone know why he uses 4 grs of titegroup for the short line?

Here's another one.

Terry Labbe High Master, Sprinfield Pistol Team
4.3 Tightgroup with a Magnus 802 200 gr. LSWC for 50 yards
4.0 Tightgroup with a Magnus 801 185 gr. LSWC for 25 yards

I've tried it and it's pretty good! I gave it a try since I had some TiteGroup that I'd never tried in anything and figured it was worth trying.

Is Titegroup temperature sensitive?

Bill

Damn it, Shue had to mention Titegroup. 

Used to be able to pick it up even when other powders were gone because nobody thought (or bought) much of it. 

Just like the guys that kept Bicker from getting that once fired brass, somebody just has to take a leak in the vegetable patch and ruin it for others. 

Actually, its a pretty good powder and no I did not see any real temperature issues, but I don't shoot in freezing weather either. 

CR

swissyhawk wrote:Does anyone know why he uses 4 grs of titegroup for the short line?

Why not.. he probably tested it, liked it and just stays with it.  Not too hot for him to manage

Brazos 200's at 4.0 TG.  Here's the site if ya need it!

www.brazosprecision.com

Yes, it is tempsensitive, but no more so than n310, bullseye, or wst are

CR10X wrote:Bicker

How you gonna act?

You know I sometimes do that on purpose now (pun intended).  Most other times, I just type too fast!

Lightfoot wrote:Brazos 200's at 4.0 TG.  Here's the site if ya need it!

www.brazosprecision.com

Thanks for the heads up buddy