Powder measure for .36

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Powder measure for .36

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So I'm going to take JYD's advice and drop my powder down to 25gr from 30gr for my Pietta .44 but..

There's a good chance that I'll be getting a .36 cal in a steel frame later on this year.So since I have to order my stuff online (no local shops) I might as well order both screw on powder measures at the same time.

So what should I get for a .36 a 15gr or 20gr?

I've watched videos where they only used 15 gr but that kinda looked like a wimpy load.. :vconfused: :vconfused:
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20 is a target load for 36 At 15 you might need filler.
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entropy wrote:20 is a target load for 36 At 15 you might need filler.
Right on thanks I'll only be shooting paper anyway. :thumbsup:
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20's good, get the 15 anyway in case you get a .31 some day.
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