Precision Powder Competition Pistol
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Precision Powder Competition Pistol
A few months ago some one had posted a comment about Commercial 5 powder (CSB-5) sold by American Reloading. At the time I was just about out of both Bullseye and Clays and was burning though my reserve pound of Unique. As a result I'd purchased 8lbs of CSB-5 and it's worked out splendidly for me using 4.1gr behind a 185gr Zero HP.
Now it appears the same outfit is selling another powder in 8lb increments as:
https://www.americanreloading.com/en/smokeless-pistol-gunpowder/312-precision-powders-competition-pistol-powder-8-lbs.html
Unlike CSB-5 I'm unable to find any information on this particular powder. Has anyone heard of it or have any idea what it might be equivalent to?
Now it appears the same outfit is selling another powder in 8lb increments as:
https://www.americanreloading.com/en/smokeless-pistol-gunpowder/312-precision-powders-competition-pistol-powder-8-lbs.html
Unlike CSB-5 I'm unable to find any information on this particular powder. Has anyone heard of it or have any idea what it might be equivalent to?
tjpepitone- Posts : 30
Join date : 2014-10-04
Location : Jersey Shore
Re: Precision Powder Competition Pistol
I looked a the loads they tested and it matches real close with Power Pistols results.
LenV- Posts : 4758
Join date : 2014-01-24
Age : 74
Location : Oregon
Re: Precision Powder Competition Pistol
Tell us more. Is it a very small ball powder? Does it meter well in your powder drop? Have you checked the velocity of your load? Is that Zero bullet you are using a swaged lead bullet or JHP?
BE Mike- Posts : 2564
Join date : 2011-07-29
Location : Indiana
Re: Precision Powder Competition Pistol
CSB-5 is a large flake powder. The flakes are about the same size/shape as clays with about the same light grey color. It seems to meter quite well despite the large flakes and never sticks to the inside of the measure.
The bullet is the Zero swaged 185gr HP. I've not had a chance to test at 50yds yet but both my wife and I have shot several matches at 25yds using it.
When it was available I paid around $214 shipped, including hazmat, for 8lbs. Not the best price of the century but I've had no luck getting anything else.
The same company now sells primers (ginex?) as well which would make the hazmat fee less painful, although the primers appear to be packed loose in a bag by the thousand,
The bullet is the Zero swaged 185gr HP. I've not had a chance to test at 50yds yet but both my wife and I have shot several matches at 25yds using it.
When it was available I paid around $214 shipped, including hazmat, for 8lbs. Not the best price of the century but I've had no luck getting anything else.
The same company now sells primers (ginex?) as well which would make the hazmat fee less painful, although the primers appear to be packed loose in a bag by the thousand,
tjpepitone- Posts : 30
Join date : 2014-10-04
Location : Jersey Shore
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