TiteGroup

Titegroup is a great powder for launching 255 grain cast bullets from 45 Colt revolvers at 850 fps with excellent accuracy. But it has no business in a 5.56 AR. What do you think would happen if you ran a drag-race car on Coleman fuel? I think pistons would fly into the next county as the engine explodes. I think that Titegroup in an AR would probably explode the rifle long before you achieve acceptable results.
 
Promo

:eek: Ok, thanks folks! Just one more question. I have a few lbs of this shotgun powder taking up room in my safe. Is it possible, safe and/or legal to make a few small exploding targets using this powder or should I just use it for fertilizer on my fruit trees? :o
Thanks!
 
Elmer,
If you have a few pounds of TiteGroup and don't want to use it I will pay the postage to have it delivered to my house. I use it for 38 Special, 9mm and 45 Colt. It is a very accurate powder in my loads.
 
Legal to make explosive targets?

With what? Do you think pouring some gun powder into a container then shooting it will blow it up like Tannerite? Doesn't work like that. Gun powder is combustive, but not really explosive. Plus, doing so would be stupid and dangerous, and potentially a federal offense. You put it in something like a pipe and you're facing major time if caught.

Sounds like you need to put reloading on the back burner for a while. Your questions are rudimentary and show you haven't done any research or studying on the subject. With reloading, it's a very bad idea to not recognize research is absolutely necessary before you even think about loading a round.
 
Promo

;) Just kidding, but thanks anyway! :) I appreciate your reply. I'll try to not ask anymore stupid questions. :rolleyes::rolleyes:
Thanks again for everyones very very helpful information!!!
 
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