Feedback on this powder for 45 ACP or 9mm?

I might have a line on some and was wondering if anyone has experience with it.

Thanks!

Works well in either. Only complaint people have is it doesn't fill up the case as much as most people would like.

 

My complaint is I can't find any.

Low volume but has worked quite well for my loads. I have loaded maybe 2k of LaserCast 200g 45ACP with it and really like it. I just started toying around for plinking loads using the same make bullets for 9mm and have no reason not to like it. Just be careful as to NOT throw a double charge. Yes, it is that low volume.

will work for either.

 

titegroup is a very hot fast burning powders, so with lead bullets it may be a bit smokey. 

Xtreme 124gr with 3.8gr titegroup is my current idpa load with 129k power factor. It's been my go to for a while, scorches the outside of the case but runs great. Be careful for double charge, it takes up very little case volume. Never used for .45.

Xtreme 124gr with 3.8gr titegroup is my current idpa load with 129k power factor. It's been my go to for a while, scorches the outside of the case but runs great. Be careful for double charge, it takes up very little case volume. Never used for .45.

If you up the charge a bit you won't get the scorched case. That happens when not enough pressure is produced and the case doesn't seal the brass to the chamber walls. The gases escape around the brass and put black marks on it

It comes off in the tumbler........I went up to 4.0 and 4.2 grains today and the spread and standard deviation really opened up. Based on my testing I'm going to stick with the 3.8 loads.

 

Do you think there's any consequence to the scorching other than ugly brass? They are the most accurate loads I've worked up.

will work for either.

 

titegroup is a very hot fast burning powders, so with lead bullets it may be a bit smokey. 

A bit smoky is an understatement.

Same goes for moly.