they are saying that Unique will do what Red Dot will do
by bj 
, Wednesday, November 12, 2014, 21:36 (3669 days ago) @ Frank S
Red Dot is good for medium to light loads, and very economical because it takes so little of it to work.
For the most part Unique will do what Red Dot will do, but Red Dot cannot do all that Unique will do.
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- Why did I wait -
Dave B,
2014-11-12, 11:52
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- If you have 2400 and Unique -
MR,
2014-11-12, 13:34
- Unique - Dave B, 2014-11-12, 13:37
- If you have 2400 and Unique -
Frank S,
2014-11-12, 14:53
- they are saying that Unique will do what Red Dot will do - bj, 2014-11-12, 21:36
- A lot of truth in that. Almost everything else is - Hobie, 2014-11-12, 15:50
- If you have 2400 and Unique - Jared, 2014-11-12, 21:50
- I'd be interested to hear how it works when used in cold -
AkRay,
2014-11-12, 14:24
- Ray; w/ magnum pistol primers? Unique is messy at 20+ degree -
Rob Leahy,
2014-11-12, 14:52
- Ray; w/ magnum pistol primers? Unique is messy at 20+ degree -
Ken O'Neill,
2014-11-12, 19:22
- Thanks for the advice, Ken. I might switch over to 2400 - AkRay, 2014-11-13, 01:21
- Rob, I used to load everything with standard primers. - AkRay, 2014-11-13, 01:19
- Ray; w/ magnum pistol primers? Unique is messy at 20+ degree -
Ken O'Neill,
2014-11-12, 19:22
- Ray; w/ magnum pistol primers? Unique is messy at 20+ degree -
Rob Leahy,
2014-11-12, 14:52
- I started loading with those two powders,,, - Sarge, 2014-11-12, 15:38
- 8 pound jug of Unique was an fine investment.... ;~`) - John Meeker, 2014-11-12, 20:22
- If you have 2400 and Unique -
MR,
2014-11-12, 13:34