Fireform dasher brass from 6br with H110???

[slm9s]

The only pistol powder i have on hand is H110. Anyone fireform 6br brass to Dasher with this powder?

(I know its a longshot, but thought I'd ask. Search turned up nothing)

 

[Buzz]

The only pistol powder i have on hand is H110. Anyone fireform 6br brass to Dasher with this powder?

(I know its a longshot, but thought I'd ask. Search turned up nothing)

I don't think I'd try that. H110 is finicky with case capacity. It needs to be run at a full charge, and I think a full charge in a BR case would be a little much.

 

[2506]

NO do not use H110. It needs to be used with at least 90% load density to avoid huge pressure spikes. You need one of the FAST burning shotgun/pistol powders like Red Dot.

 

[Terry]

The only pistol powder i have on hand is H110. Anyone fireform 6br brass to Dasher with this powder?

(I know its a longshot, but thought I'd ask. Search turned up nothing)

This depends on how you are doing it.
Just H110, no bullet, can work.
H110 W/ cream of wheat, can work. You need to find the right charge.
H110 w/ bullet, I would not do it.

 

[gme]

The Dasher and BRX shoot so well fire forming there's really no need to go that route, I've won several matches while fire forming brass.

 

[fastarget]

The Dasher and BRX shoot so well fire forming there's really no need to go that route, I've won several matches while fire forming brass.

+1, same plan here for the daughters rifle, use a good BR load and bullet well into the lands.

 

[Changeling]

As someone already said H110 and Winchester 296 (same powder, different labels) is a slow pistol/revolver powder that is used as near max loads. This powder can make a case with a small powder charge percentage wise turn into a BOMB! Do not even contemplate trying to do this!

As gme said above:
"The Dasher and BRX shoot so well fire forming there's really no need to go that route, I've won several matches while fire forming brass."