Titegroup

[4t5]

My first time working with titegroup and my cases look fairly empty, am using published data, question is do I need a filler or it's ok by it self?

[GunnyMack]

What cartridge are you loading ?
Where did you obtain data?

[4t5]

Gunny thanks for the quick response,
327 federal, off the Hogdon website, want to use starting loads for 115 cast bullets, also it says fed sm pistol mag primers, I have cci, that's why I'm using starting loads, even if the cci primers are "hotter", I would think I should still be below max pressures ( another 15000 psi or so). These components are probably not optimum in this caliber , but it's what I have, not much in stores here.

[COSteve]

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[4t5]

Thanks COsteve and Gunny, I think I'll load up 25 rds and see what it does. CO how does scorching effect the case, just discoloring or weakening the case. I really appreciate the responses , as it is raing here and I can get some reloading done.

[GunnyMack]

I haven't tried TiteGroup so this is good info to learn. I know people that use it and are happy with the results.

[Leverluver]

I use it in several of my loads, mostly 44 Rus and 44 Colt. When I set up my 550 I like to just leave the powder in the measure (very dry climate here) but Titegroup will heavily discolor the powder measure hopper. Guess it attacks the plastic some how. So figure on going back into the original container when done loading.

[COSteve]

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[COSteve]

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[ollogger]

Another one here for Titegroup, i use it in 32 H&R - 38 spl - 357 - 38-40 - 44-40 - 45 colt all
with cast bullets & mid range loads, works great for me, i do triple check for a double charge



ollogger

[stretch]

i do triple check for a double charge

Some good advice right there...

-Stretch