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On another site I'm reading a thread that one guy who shoots ipda is talking about powders. He said bullseye & tight group are cleaner than universal. It's been a while but I remember it being the opposite ... Y'all clear me up some plz. | ||
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I’ve used all 3 of those over the years, nothing against Bullseye, but use Titegroup now for that burn speed. Universal is a bit slower, more a ‘mid-range’ handgun powder. I’d say also individual powders can be made to be cleaner or ‘dirtier’ with different pressure levels. So maybe some of it depends, I do like both Universal and Titegroup for suited applications. | |||
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IT depends on the load leve. Universal at low pressures wont burn cleanly. TG & BE can both scorch the outside of the cases & leave a lot od crud in the gun as well. IF YOU AREN'T HANDLOADING, YOU AREN'T SHOOTING ENOUGH! NRA Instruc: Basic Pistol & Met Reloading | |||
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Of those two, Universal Clays (I suspect you meant Universal Clays and not Universal) is cleaner but not with low pressure loads. Haven't used Bullseye. That said, I use Titegroup for general practice loads. W231 is grungy, but I find it so darn useful. 9mm and 45 ACP. | |||
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