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Herb, That is the answer I was waiting for.
Than you for your time to reply.
Aim small, miss small..
Than you for your time to reply.
Aim small, miss small..
Changing powders requires more work than guessing that you need to shoot less powder.Dixie Flinter said:Custom Smokepole - my experience has been primarily with good ole Goex, but ONCE I tried Swiss 2f in my Southern Mountain .54 with its swamped 42" barrel. So this is one day at the range, not a scientific experiment.
Goex 2f or 3f: 80 to 90 grains will shoot a ragged hole at 50 yards on a good day.
Swiss 2f: taking advice I've heard, reduced load to 70 grains (think I also tried 75 and 80 grains). Grouping was nowhere near as good. The Swiss was very, very clean. Just couldn't get groups like I do with Goex.
So on another range trip I tried....
Goex Express 2f: Grouped almost as well as regular ole Goex, but not quite. Certainly huntable, and 85 grains POI was same as 85 grains regular Goex.
I'm sticking with regular Goex. Don't care that everyone else that uses Swiss thinks its the best, it just didn't work in the one rifle I tried it in.
Herb said:Whooo, Capper! That's high praise from a man with a gold star by his name. What's the GOLD STAR for?
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