Rottweil Load Data

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Our Rottweil load data covers 10 reloading powders. The Rottweil load data consists of overall 987620 loads.

Rottweil P 805

This is the most offensive powder in the P-series

and comes in the cartridge .38 Special and

used in many other pistols and revolver cartridges, e.g. B. 6.35 mm,

7.65 mm, .32 S & W, .32 S & W long,

.38 S & W, .45 AUTO etc. It draws

is characterized by the fact that it is already at very

delivers small loads of power. More ideal

Area of Ãƒ¢Ã¢‚¬Ã¢€¹Ãƒ¢Ã¢‚¬Ã¢€¹application is the determination and

Manufacture of disk charges for the

.38 Special with the wadcutter bullet.

With a little sensitivity, you can

with P 805 in the larger sleeves for

Revolver find good-firing practice charges. Not that suitable, however

when using lead bullets and

light jacket bullets after all

possible, the powder is for the caliber

7.65mm Para and 9mm Luger. The

The explanations in the individual cartridge descriptions take this into account. Where the powder is not listed in the loading table, contact the

Investigative shots proved suitable, however, is the recommended summons in the

Text part of the cartridge description given. This also applies to the others

Powder. Rottweil P 805 comes in canisters

Delivered to 250 g. It's because of him

offensive properties a very economical powder: one can is enough for almost

1300 loads .38 Special Wadcutter

or for 2800 cartridges 6.35 mm.

Rottweil P 801

This powder was used as a special powder for

the one that is becoming more and more popular

Sport cartridge .32 S&W long on the market

brought and brings out most of there

Guns best precision. It's minor

Burning slower than P 805 what it

classified in roughly the same area of Ãƒ¢Ã¢‚¬Ã¢€¹Ãƒ¢Ã¢‚¬Ã¢€¹use: 6.35 mm and 7.65 mm,

9 mm short, plus the Luger cartridges and

especially the .45 Auto are for P 801

susceptible. There are also cartridges

like the 9 x 18 mm Ultra and the old one

.38 S&W. In the .38 Special, the P 801 impresses

with an excellent performance behind

the 9.6 g wad cutter. With one charge

of 0.205 grams, 260 m / s are achieved without exceeding the gas pressure specified for the .38 WC. in the

Suggested loading range 0.170 to 0.205 g can be selected from the (no longer available)

aimed sport pistols excellently

shooting charges are determined.

The Rottweil P 801 is also a very

economical powder. With three powder cans each holding 300 g, 10,000

Cartridges .32 S & W long wadcutter can be reloaded.

Rottweil P 804

The powder is not just in the 9 mm

Luger, where it is 'at home' in itself,

used excellently, but in more

other short cartridges than appearances suggest. So it is in the

7.65mm Para, the 7.63mm Mauser, the

9 mm short and the 9 x 18 Ultra can be found

brings out the latter behind a 8.1 g

Lead bullet even approximates the performance of a 9 mm Luger. Besides that, tolerates

it deals with the .45 ACP and comes itself

in the larger revolver cartridges for

Scope where it is good for slightly reduced

Loads can be loaded. For many

Reloaders unknown, however, are likely to be

The fact is that the .32 S&W

long and pronounced the .38 special

respond happily to P 804: the latter

Cartridge brings P 804 behind the 10.2 g

Shot the maximum performance

and in the .32 S&W long it can be as

'Pistol powder' also known P 804

come up with the best performance, at least

behind the round head bullets.

Because of the specific properties

of the powder, however, one is sufficient

Fixed sleeve lock in the form of a pinch required: in the volume-large

Revolver cartridge case must thereby

a sufficiently strong damming

be sure to get a full

Ensure powder burn-off. ln the case

the .32 S&W long even requires the use of the 404 7 primer.

The P 804 comes in canisters of 300 g

offered. With the contents of a canister

almost 1,000 cartridges 9 mm

Luger loaded.

Rottweil P 806

This is a lazy short cartridge powder and

to a certain extent usable as a sharp canned powder. Rottweil P 806 burns more slowly than any other Rottweil

'P' powder and must be used to achieve good

Power can already be used in relatively high loading densities. In contrast to

the other P powders, which are designed as noodle powder, have the P 806

like the much slower burning Rollweil powder of the 'R' series

so-called '1-hole' shape. Main area of application for P 806

are the large-volume revolver cartridges from .38 Special to .357 Magnum, .41 Magnum, .44 Special to .44

Magnum. In the case of rifle cartridges, the P

806 e.g. B. found in the .30 M1-Carbine and in the 8.15 x 46 R. It comes in canisters

offered at 350 g. With the content of a

such canisters can be z. B. almost

450 cartridges .357 Magnum loaded.

Rottweil R 901

Offensive powder, e.g. for the .222 Rem. 5.6 x 50 (R) Magnum cartridges. This powder is primarily suitable for small capacity cases when light bullets are used. In addition, it is also suitable for producing reduced loads with light to medium weight bullets.

Rottweil R 902

This powder burns slower than the R 901 and is therefore suitable for many types of cases ranging from the .222 Rem. to the 9.3 x 74 R. It is generally considered to be suitable for medium cases and light to medium-weight bullets as well as for short barrels.

Rottweil R 903

This is the universal powder for all medium-sized ri?e cartridges and bullets of normal weight. It is suitable for calibres ranging from 5.6 x 50 to 9.3 x 74 R. Decisive for the universality of R 903 is not only its adoptability to many different types of case forms, but also its ?exibility in terms of the ignition, which still leads to uniform and complete burn-up of the powder even when the load has a low density.

Rottweil R 907

In terms of its burn-up rate, the R 907 is between the R 903 and the R 904. It ?lls the relatively large void between the two types of powder. Load data has been recorded for several different calibres. It appears to be particularly well suited for 8 mm cartridges (.318 diameter).

Rottweil R 904

This powder burns more slowly than the R 907 and can possibly cause weaker gas pressure in suitable cases while at the same time exhibiting the same performance. In comparison to the next slower R 905 Powder, the extremely progressive powder, the R 904 has the advantage of requiring less volume. Thus, if the case volume is limited, better performance can be achieved.

Rottweil R 905

This is the most progressive powder in the product range and is particularly well suited for loading large volume high-performance cartridges when heavy bullets are to be shot from long barrels. The range of application extends from 5.6 x 57 to 8 x 68 S and other Magnum cartridges.

Rottweil powders used by our Community for the 10 most popular Calibers

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