Found a keg of Win 571 Powder... (HS7) Any useful data?
by Mike P 
, Wednesday, April 01, 2020, 15:33 (1697 days ago)
Hi -
I have been cooped up with my lovely wife, and She Who Must be Obeyed directed some deep excavation. I survived, and on the upside I discovered a 5# can of Winchester 571 powder. It's marked $19.95 on the top.
I see it's the same as HS7. Is anyone using this stuff to push .45 Colt or ACP? or .38/.357. If so any pet load would be appreciated.
Also - I got a .327 Fed Mag. Brass is pricey. Anyone had a source?
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I've been studying on that 327 Federal for a while now,
by Paul 
, Wednesday, April 01, 2020, 16:05 (1697 days ago) @ Mike P
https://www.starlinebrass.com/327-federal-mag is reportedly some of the best out there, but $0.26 each in a bag of 500, free shipping though.
I think the .327 Fed is worth the expense. I have both the
by Hobie , Shenandoah Valley of Virginia, Thursday, April 02, 2020, 08:23 (1697 days ago) @ Mike P
Starline and Federal brass. Starline better. Have 2 Single-Sevens (blue Bisley and early Stainless) with 5½-inch barrels. I like the XTP bullet, too. I have not tried a lot of powders with it though. Was going to shoot it a lot last year but had the house re-build and now...
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I think the .327 Fed is worth the expense. I have both the
by Cherokee , Medina, Ohio, Thursday, April 02, 2020, 09:03 (1697 days ago) @ Hobie
I used some 571 in 357 Mag, 8.6 gr pushing 150 JHP. Was accurate for me.
+1 On Starline better than Federal brass
I may try annealing my Federal brass, lots of split cases but they are all once fired brass. 100 gr. JSP which chronographed 1600 plus from my Single Seven. That's a lot of stress.
+1 On Starline better than Federal brass
by Cherokee , Medina, Ohio, Saturday, April 04, 2020, 21:40 (1694 days ago) @ E Sisk
That is 30 Carbine performance in my Ruger 30C with GI ammo, high pressure for sure.