Maxam PSB+2 & 44 Mag

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Re: Maxam PSB+2 & 44 Mag

#11 Post by Triffid »

andrew375 wrote:Where are you obtaining these powders?
I got mine from the extremely nice and knowledgeable lady at Clay & Game during the BSS. I think there are a couple of other places that stock it, including Dauntsey and FES. Possibly they have been targeting the shotgun reloaders rather than metallic ones.

PSB+2 is a flake powder.

Thanks for the heads-up on CSB5, but I'll see how I get on with what I've got first. All the OEM load data for .44Mag uses their PSB range, which is why I've started there.

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Re: Maxam PSB+2 & 44 Mag

#12 Post by Alpha1 »

bradaz11 wrote:problem with GM3 is because it is very irregular and dusty, I wasn't getting consistent FPS out of it. the Vectan A1 is brilliant for my needs

might have to see what maxam powders are similar, what is the maxam powders? granular, flake, extruded?
I would recomend CSB5.
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