AA #2 usage with RCBS ChargeMaster question?

[p5200]

Has anyone using a RCBS ChargeMaster 1500 or similar dispenser/scale combination had the same problems using this powder as they had using TiteGroup? Just curious since I have some and don't even want to pour any in the hopper if, it's just going to start eating the plastic even more. I also have some Win 231 I thought about using. Thanks!

[Doc Hunter]

With fine grained powders you will get very accurate and faster dumps with most normal dispensers. I would not bother with a Charge master.

Edited March 29, 2012 by Doc Hunter

[reptoid]

Has anyone using a RCBS ChargeMaster 1500 or similar dispenser/scale combination had the same problems using this powder as they had using TiteGroup? Just curious since I have some and don't even want to pour any in the hopper if, it's just going to start eating the plastic even more. I also have some Win 231 I thought about using. Thanks!

Been Loading AA#2 for years. No attack on the plastic (RCBS/Redding)AA#2 is also the most accurate powder in both my Glock 34 and my XD 9 Tac. Didn't like anything about Titegroup.

Having said that, I don't leave any powder in my measures when I'm not loading.

[p5200]

I might just give the AA#2 a try then since I have it and also, some AA #7 hopefully my results are positive also. Thanks!

[noylj]

I have NO problem with AA2.

TiteGroup and Power Pistol, or at least the cans I have, stick to the plastic (not a static problem) and both clump up and do not meter or feed well. Too bad PP, at least, is also an accurate powder (unlike TG, in my guns).

AA2 is pretty much my go-to powder for almost everything involving accurate target loads.