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My vote goes to CLAYS and POWER PISTOL. Both VERY clean in any pistol ctg. I use CLAYS in shotshells to the tune of 6 to 8 Eight pounders per year. VERY clean in shotshells.
FN in MT
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| Posts: 1247 | Location: Craig, Montana | Registered: December 07, 2001 |  |
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I use HP-38(231) for my USP9, Kel-Tec 9 and 226. 4.6-4.8gr and I notice its a quite dirty around the muzzle and underside. I shoot anywhere between 200 and 300 per session and clean within a few hours of getting home. I thought it looked pretty good, actually. But, before I started reloading I used to subject my USP to 300 rounds per week of Wolf Ammo and clean every other week. It was just to see if I would have any problems (didn't). I thought my handloads are clean compared to that ammo.
"I make up for my lack of accuracy by missing as fast as I can"
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| Posts: 1029 | Location: Mid Michigan | Registered: March 08, 2006 | |
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All powders are "dirty"to some degree,why worry about it if the load "performs".Want a clean gun-dont shoot it!I would have more concern for downrange performance than how many patches I use.Will
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| Posts: 196 | Location: Issaquah,Wa.USA | Registered: June 22, 2001 | |
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I used a max load of AA#2. It seemed clean. AA#5 on the other hand, always seemed very messy.
"Idealism is fine, but as it approaches reality, the costs become prohibitive." - William F. Buckley, Jr.
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