Titegroup- how well does it meter?

R81 · Dec 25, 2014

I am having trouble getting consistent metering with Titegroup, similar to my experience with Unique. Just wondering if it is my technique, or does it not meter consistently? I'm using it for .40 S&W, 4.7 grains with 180g fmj bullets.

Flipz · Dec 25, 2014

I use it for 9mm 147gr loads. Meters great in my Hornady LNL progressive. Very consistent.

What type of powder measure are you using?

Traveler · Dec 25, 2014

Meters very well in a progressive.

Be careful. You need so little, you could double charge and not notice, with nasty results. Not a great powder for beginners.

R81 · Dec 25, 2014

Hornady LNL powder measure.

BradMacc82 · Dec 25, 2014

I use a cheap Lee Pro1000 with the disks, meters consistently and cleanly for me.

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rico903 · Dec 26, 2014

Traveler said:
Meters very well in a progressive.

Be careful. You need so little, you could double charge and not notice, with nasty results. Not a great powder for beginners.

Glad you mentioned this as I'm trying to get into reloading and have some Titegroup. Guess I'll use the Bullseye I have coming.

Sticky · Dec 26, 2014

Loaded up some 45acp with titegroup recently, no issues with an RCBS powder measure, similar to loading unique, meters fine for me...

Whitty Whit · Dec 26, 2014

Meters great for me. Im using the lee pro auto disk.

Mt Airy · Dec 26, 2014

rico903 said:
Glad you mentioned this as I'm trying to get into reloading and have some Titegroup. Guess I'll use the Bullseye I have coming.

I could not find any Bullseye so I had some titegroup and decided to go with it . It really don't matter both you can throw a double charge with eather one . To me I just like Bullseye because I have been using it for 30+ years . SO now I will use Titegroup .

Uncle Duke · Dec 26, 2014

rico903 said:
Glad you mentioned this as I'm trying to get into reloading and have some Titegroup. Guess I'll use the Bullseye I have coming.

Titegroup...Bullseye....

The correct charge weight of either will fill very little of a case's actual physical capacity to hold powder. And that's what you need to be keenly aware of.

Just make damned sure to prevent distractions and to utilize proper processes and checks to prevent against double charges.

Kimerazor · Dec 26, 2014

Meters fine in my Dillon 550.

I use it for the 180gr 40 S&W like you, & also 124gr 9mm. Love the results.

NRA & SAF Life Member

Flipz · Dec 26, 2014

R81 said:
Hornady LNL powder measure.

Are you using the correct powder rotor?

GUNSnROTORS · Dec 26, 2014

No issues with an RCBS ChargeMaster or old Lyman #55.

Reloader · Dec 26, 2014

Meters great, fairly clean, accurate and just takes a little... it is the most popular powder in IDPA

R81 · Dec 26, 2014

I'm getting 4.7 grains + or - .2 grains. So 4.5-4.9g. Am I correct in assuming this is mediocre metering results? What are your standards?

GUNSnROTORS · Dec 26, 2014

I'd expect +/- 0.1 from a measure of that type.

tdt91 · Dec 26, 2014

R81 said:
Hornady LNL powder measure.

Tite Group Meters well for me in the above. Make sure your drop is clean and dry.

ShootR · Jan 6, 2015

Titegroup meters well in Dillon or RCBS powder measure

Titegroup- how well does it meter?

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