The rain is putting my home improvement drive on hold, so it's back to the loading shack. There's enough componentry on hand to build close to 200 .45 ACP rounds. About half of them will be 230-grain fmjs, the rest 200 grain cast semi-wadcutters.
A conservative (n) grains of Unique has been standard here for the 1911s, but I've recently acquired a post-lawyered Colt Series 70 with that "accuracy" barrel bushing/collet. The collet and heavy recoil spring create a stiff action, so I want to concoct a more authoritative load.
(There are four or five suitable pistol powders on hand, but somehow I always seem to just tinker with the amount of Unique, and I suppose that will happen this time, too. What the heck would we do without that powder?)
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