Cheap Powder!
 

I bought a bunch of closeout powder at Wal-Mart a few months back. I have not loaded many these powders before, but for the price, I didn't want to leave them on the shelf. I bought about 20, one-pound cans of various powders. The prices ranged from $5.50 to $7 a can!

I will probably return to using my current powders, once this supply of "cheap stuff" runs out, so I don't really want to take the time for extensive load development. I am hoping for someone to share their "pet" loads using these particular powders to save me some of the leg-work.

With that in mind, does anyone have any good loads using Herco in the 9mm, .40 S&W, 10mm, or .45 ACP?

Anyone load H4227 in their .357 Mag, .44 Mag or .454 Casull?

How about some good .223 Rem loads with H335?

Thanks.

RE: Cheap Powder!
 

how much you asking for your gun powder
and what kinds do you have
I might be instrested

RE: Cheap Powder!
 

dang, wish my wally-world stocked reloading equipment. Even the superwalmarts around here don't have anything but BP.

RE: Cheap Powder!
 

thats the nice thing about walmarts in alaska

RE: Cheap Powder!
 

Many of the stores in Alaska are like that. They carry a wider range of products than the stores in the lower 48 states do.

In all the years i lived in Alaska it was nice to go to Carrs grocery store and find things i'd have to drive all over creation to find elsware. And the auto parts stores were stocked a lot better there too.

Also, ididn't have to drive to a big city either, and i especially liked that!!! Big cities in Alaska are screwed up just like the big cities in any other state.

Drilling Man