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New 9mm Major powder? Win 572!


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I've just started to use it (used it in a match today) and I really like it for my open gun so far.

Gun: full size CK Arms Open Gun w/ 3 small popple holes.

124 MG, 7.3gr 572, PF 173

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I'm still liking this load a lot. and I forgot to add that I'm running 1.165" OAL with this load.

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I've just started to use it (used it in a match today) and I really like it for my open gun so far.

Gun: full size CK Arms Open Gun w/ 3 small popple holes.

124 MG, 7.3gr 572, PF 173

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I'm still liking this load a lot. and I forgot to add that I'm running 1.165" OAL with this load.

are you running FMJ, CMJ or JHP from montana?

Thinking of giving this powder a go as my first set up for open.

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Thanks Steve.

Some recent data. averages from X shots, FWIW. OAL 1.14

147 gr. HP Xtreme. 3.5 gr. 572, 767 fps 10 shots, SD 14.1 G19

147 gr. HP Xtreme. 3.8 gr. 572, 805 fps 5 shots, SD 17.3. G19

147 gr. HP Xtreme. 4.18 gr. 572, 931 fps 10 shots, SD 13.3. G34

147 gr. HP Xtreme. 4.0. gr. 572. will update

124 gr. HP Xtreme. 5.0 gr. 572. 1061 fps 8 shots, SD 12.8. G19

124 gr. HP Xtreme. 5.4 gr. 572. 1075 fps 9 shots, SD 20.1. G26

124 gr. HP Xtreme. 5.4 gr. 572. 1107 fps 9 shots, SD 13.5. G19

124 gr. HP Xtreme. 5.4 gr. 572. 1355 fps 8 shots, SD 18.2. KelTec Sub 2000 16"

124 gr. HP Xtreme. 5.8 gr. 572. 1172 fps 9 shots, SD 11.4. G19

124 gr. HP Xtreme. 5.8 gr. 572. 1405 fps 9 shots, SD 9.0. KelTec Sub 2000 16"

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1 hour ago, XDMgunchamp278 said:

I've ran it for about 5 months in my 9 major gun and like it a lot. It's also pretty clean.


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What brand of barrel/gun? How long of a barrel? What's your load and bullet weight and pf? We want more info please!

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22 hours ago, XDMgunchamp278 said:

No worries I've done it a few times too.

I haven't ran a whole lot of HS6 but I can tell it's cleaner and has a drastically different recoil impulse.


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Hmmm. I was about to buy another big lot of hs6 but I might have to give 572 a shot first

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On 11/7/2016 at 9:24 AM, Keola5o4 said:

Got me my first pound today, fixing to work up a load. I'm coming from using 7.9 grains of hs6 with a precision delta 124 9mm major going through a 4 port Schumann barrel. So this should be interesting

keep us posted. interested how it works in ported open gun

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I got a pound of this recently, also.  

The initial reports were that this is the replacement for SR4756, but it seems to be a lot different as far as density, powder type (flake vs flattened ball), and published and anecdotal load data. 

I'll be working up some loads for 38 super and will report back.  I still have some 124gr SR4756 rounds loaded, so the plan is to work up a load with the same bullet to the same velocity and compare side by side.   

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Had a chance to do some load development, I was using a Dillon 550 to load these. I was getting inconsistent powder drops for this particular powder compared to the cfe and hs6 sometimes 1 to 3 grains off "not sure it makes a difference" so I hand loaded them with a single stage press.

Made 10 of each load and ladder up, these are the readings off the competition electronics chrono.

Shooting out of 4 port Schumann barrel with win 572 and precision deltas 124 grain hollow points
1st string.
7.2 grain load 1345fps average pf 166
2nd string
7.5 grains load 1349fps average 167pf
3rd string
7.7 grains 1355fps averaged 168pf

Recoil through the gun was not violent and was very pleasant to shoot. The dot tracking was almost like shooting a minor load with a loud bang. "That being said"I'm gonna attempt to load up to 8 grains or alittle beyond over the weekend but it seems the power factor is a little close to major borderline for me but I'm gonna keep working with it.

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I am always amazed by how the powder industry works so hard to confuse the buyer.   Ball powder is a trademark of Winchester.  Win 231 is ball powder.  Hodgdon HP-38 is spherical.  They are the same powder.  Nowhere on the Hodgdon container does the word spherical appear.  If you search you can find that Hodgdon does call it spherical.  Why does my HP-38 look like flake powder?     The new Winchester 572 is out.  It's a ball powder.   Hard to find any information on Sport Pistol powder, but what little I have seen, it reminds me of Win 572.   I won't even go into how books like Lee's Modern Reloading tables show how hard manufactures work to prevent us from being able to compare powders to each other.   I don't know if I should get mad or enjoy the challenge.  Don't you wish we could buy 1 oz test size packages of powders?   Enjoy.

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1 hour ago, 57K said:

Let's see if this works.

Sport Pistol initial loads 010217.pdf

It's close but still hard to pin down with all the different bullets and COAL's.   But in the ballpark.   Hodgdon has data for the 572 on line. If Winchester Ball (spherical) powder is round, then why does the 231 (HP-38) look flat like flake powder?  Corporations lie.

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I did a little load development for 9 major. My open gun is full length with no holes. All my loads were 121 Montana Gold IFP's loaded to 1.175 with 0.377 crimp and Tula Small Rifle primers.

 

6.0 grains W-572 gave 141 PF

6.3 grains W-572 gave 151 PF

6.6 grains W-572 gave 154 PF

6.9 grains W-572 gave 161 PF

7.2 grains W-572 gave 165 PF

7.5 grains W-572 gave 168 PF

 

I didn't see any pressure signs. Seems just a little slower than AC or CFE Pistol to me.

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7 hours ago, pbairborne said:

I did a little load development for 9 major. My open gun is full length with no holes. All my loads were 121 Montana Gold IFP's loaded to 1.175 with 0.377 crimp and Tula Small Rifle primers.

 

6.0 grains W-572 gave 141 PF

6.3 grains W-572 gave 151 PF

6.6 grains W-572 gave 154 PF

6.9 grains W-572 gave 161 PF

7.2 grains W-572 gave 165 PF

7.5 grains W-572 gave 168 PF

 

I didn't see any pressure signs. Seems just a little slower than AC or CFE Pistol to me.

How did it shoot compared to the others? 

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I still haven't really done a thorough comparison between 572 and any of the others but I really like it. It throws well, has decent case density and I don't have to fill the entire case to make major with 124 gr MG jhps.


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On 4/4/2017 at 5:56 PM, XDMgunchamp278 said:

I still haven't really done a thorough comparison between 572 and any of the others but I really like it. It throws well, has decent case density and I don't have to fill the entire case to make major with 124 gr MG jhps.


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Denser than WAC?

 

Can you fill an entire case and weigh it for us?  

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