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I'm surprised you needed the hair clipper with Titegroup, it throws very consistently for me out of my 650 without any additional help.

3.6gr it is, lol.

I went with WST because it's the faster powder, so theoretically it should shoot softer than WSF. Any starting load suggestions for a FMJ like, CamPro's are thick plated, 147gr projectile? Most of my barrels are 4.25"-4.5".

Canadian sale, so regular American pricing, lol.

I've read that WST gets funky at the top end when pushing a FMJ projectile, I guess that's not the case. Thanks.

That would be the smart thing to do but at 40% off I'm tempted to buy a larger quantity on advice alone. If I were to buy 1 lb of each and test the sale would be over by the time I'm ready with my results.

There's a sale on both these powders and I want to buy one or the other, possibly both. I only load 147gr CamPro's (Full copper plated, 0.008 inch thick). I currently use Titegroup to load minor for all my handguns (S&W M&P9 2.0, Glock 17, Glock 34, and Ruger 9E). 1) Does WSF have noticeably more felt recoil than Titegroup? I know it's only minor but will I feel a difference? 2) How dirty are WSF and WST at these levels? 3) Generally how are the SD's and ES's? Does one perform better than the other with 147gr? P.S. I've searched the $hit out of these powders and my head's spinning, lol. At this point I'm just looking for a little guidance before potentially buying 16 lbs of each.

Yeah, I'm just surprised that the SWC stem couldn't match the consistency of the RN stem. Do FP meplat's generally have a slope that's unseen to the eye?

I'm a reader, not a poster, but something's got me baffled. I recently loaded a bunch of CamPro 147gr RNFP and the RN seating stem in the Dillon die gave me a more consistent OAL. I was sure that the SWC stem would provide a more consistent OAL since it presses flat against the nose of the projectile but that theory didn't play out. Any thoughts as to why? Brass: Winchester OAL: 1.125