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  • xring62

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    I have found myself without normal powders for pistol,I have 800 x Im starting to test in .40cal S&W ,cant find the right data ,little is out there for bullets I have.155gr lead semi wads. I came up with 5.7grs /1.126oal as a starting charge. Anyone have experiance with 800 OR 700x also ?
     

    pdg45acp

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    Kokomo
    I've done both, I stopped using 800x because of the way it meters, or doesn't meter. 700x is good stuff though, especially for 45acp, never tried it in 40.
     

    Mango

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    800x is NOT made for 40s&w.

    9 and 45 are ok, but 40 is a no go.

    700x will work with all 3. Data.hodgdon.com should have all the info on 700x
     

    CQB

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    Central North Forty
    The newest Hornady data book (9th edition) lists load data for IMR 800x for some of its .40 projectiles. I have not used this powder for .40 before.

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