Description
As the name implies, this spherical propellant was designed for accuracy. Titegroup’s unique design provides flawless ignition with all types of primers, including lead-free versions.
Unlike pistol powders of the past, powder position in large cases (45 Colt, 357 Magnum and others) has virtually no effect on velocity and performance. Cowboy Action, Bullseye and Combat Shooters should love this one!
Titegroup has it all - low charge weight, burns clean, mild muzzle report and superb, uniform ballistics.
Made in the USA.
Available in 1 lb., 4 lb. and 8 lb. containers.
Product Info
- Warnings:
- WARNINGS FOR CALIFORNIA RESIDENTS
- SDS:
- SAFETY DATA SHEET
- Info:
- SALES & SHIPPING
- Type:
- Pistol
- Type:
- Shotshell
- Group:
- Smokeless Powder
- CO Tax Eligible:
- Y
- Temperature_Stable:
- No
- Extra_Clean_Burn:
- No
- Form:
- Spherical
- Subsonic:
- Yes
- Base:
- Double
Reviews
79 Reviews
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great powder
works on a variety of calibers, meters very well, clean burning
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Great powder
I’ve used this powder for years. Meters well in the Dillon powder slinger
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TITEGROUP POWDER
HAVE USED TITEGROUP OVER THE PAST YEAR AND FOUND IT TO BURN VERY CLEAN WITHOUT EXCESS SMOKE. BUT, THE BEST THING IS IN MOST CASES IT DEVELOPS GOOD VELOCITY WITH LESS PRESSURE ON YOUR FIREARMS. I HAVE USED IT IN EVERY TYPE OF HANDGUN FROM .32 FED. MAG TO .44 MAG WITH VERY GOOD SUCCESS. I HAVE BEEN RELOADING AND SHOOTING MY OWN AMMO SINCE THE EARLY 1960'S. GREAT PRODUCT. HOWARD FRIZZELL, NORFOLK VIRGINIA
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Powder
Great powder. I have used in just 1 caliber so far but I love it. I have 3 more to go!
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TiteGroup Powder
Load mostly 45 acp. and will be used up thru my other cartridges load everything on the Dillon 1050 puts out great ammo
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For its intended use, Titegroup is very good indeed
This is definitely a *handgun* powder, so use it as such. I use it in .38 Spl, .44 Special, .45 ACP, and .45 Colt. It also does well in the 9mm Parabellum (Luger) application. It's pretty darn versatile for the "non-magnum" loads. Even when you start getting a bit too low, it's reasonably forgiving and will tell you when you're too low. But you can do light powder-puff .38 Spl loads for marksmanship practice with this. Think of this powder as a case-position-independent version of W231 powder, and you'll be on the right track for its intended use. I do like it. It's also reasonably affordable compared to similar powders.
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Titegroup
My go-to for 9mm. Consistent and a little goes a long way.
