Accurate No 9 - Propellant Profiles 

I've never used mag primers with #9 in 357 Sig, 44 Mag or 10mm. It provides excellent velocity and accuracy with standard primers with low extreme spreads. I do enjoy your videos, please keep them coming.

Perfect timing! I just found the #7 video yesterday and thought to myself "I hope he does one on #9." Thanks for reading my mind. Great video.

My favorite powder for magnum pistols is Winchester 296. I use it in 357,41 magnum and my 450 bushmaster rifle. So many powders it's hard to choose.

Great video and timing. Just loaded up 100 rounds of .357 Magnum with # 9 and 180 grain Hornady XTP. 10.5 grains and some Magnum small pistol primers yesterday. Can’t wait to try them.

Used AA9 for cast bullet loads, 32-30Rem, 32-40Win, 7-08 and a 218Bee, works quite well for that. SeeAccurate lists some AA9 loads for things a person may not expect as well.

Great video, thanks! I just bought my first pound of AA #9 as I bought my first 10mm recently, a S&W 610. Looking forward to loading with it.

Accurate No 9 is a great powder. I buy it in 8 pound jugs. I use it so much I almost buy 2 at a time. I use it for 44 Magnum and 10mm Auto. I have also had excellent consistency and accuracy with it. My numbers on the 10mm were almost identical to yours. I'm using a 180gr bullent with 13.2gr of No 9 powder. It meters very consistently in my progressive press. It's a very clean powder. Accurate No 7 is great for 9mm. I buy that in 8 pound jugs too. I would like to see a deep dive on Hodgdon Leverevolution. It's an interesting powder and I'm getting ready to work up loads with it. Also, I've started using Winchester 231 for 38 special. I'm still experimenting but I'm getting incredible groups from an 75 year old Smith and Wesson with it. Incredible means one of my batches was within an inch radius ring with 4 of the 6 shots with 158gr SWC at 25 yards. Last request would be BL-C(2). I've been using that in Remington 223 and 30-30. Great powder and underrated in my opinion. Meters well, clean, consistent, and versatile. These powder deep dives are really great for those of us wanting to get the most out of reloading.

Absolutely love the videos and the magazine great information please keep it coming thank you !!

Great video, Jeremiah! That burn rate chart - there seems to be a few powders right in that area of it that can be used both in some rifles and pistols both. H-110, 296, 2400, Lil Gun, #9 and probably a few others. H-110 in particular is (or at least at one time was) loaded in the .30 carbine by the factories. But Unique makes a good rifle powder, too, as long as you aren't looking for top end performance. I've had some luck loading cast and light jacketed bullets in .30-30 using Unique.

AA#9 is a favorite of mine in 10mm with the 200+grain lead hard cast bullets.

My favorite powder for full power.357 magnum loads, especially with the Lyman/Thompson 358156. Great velocity and low extreme spreads.

Bought some AA9 some months ago and haven't tried it yet ,I use around thirty five different propellants.Your vid has gotten me interested in developing some loads.I see in Handloader that Brian Pierce uses standard,non magnum primers with this powder unlike with say H110 or Lil Gun in handgun cartridges like .357 or .44mag..

10mm Auto and 45 Super No 9 great with Rem 7.5 primers in small primer cases.

AA #9 is my favorite powder for cast bullets in the 30-30. My 1947 Marlin 36ADL has won many a cowboy long range side match with that load.

Love my E series

Like the Accuarate 9- don't use magnum primers when loading 357. Great video.

Great info and we shared your video hope that is ok. Thank you for all your hard work and great data.

Re the high extreme spread of the .218 Mashburn...I'd suspect the primer. The 7 1/2 primer would seem a little hot for the small powder charge, I'd try the 6 1/2 primer...if you can source them. I've always gotten better extreme spreads with standard, not magnum primers when using #9 in .357 Mag, .41 Mag, .44 Mag and heavy .45 Colt loads. I've also noticed considerably less muzzle flash from #9 when compared to H110/W296. Seems to burn cleaner as well.

My go-to .357 Magnum powder as well as others. I tried it for a 10mm load, but found #7 or Ramshot Silhouette is more to my liking

Now wondering about this powder for 9MM loadings for a pcc. Thank you

Love me some AA#9, wish I could actually find some 🙄

I believe this powder is very similar, if not the same as Shooters World Heavy Pistol which also works great in .300 BO and .41 Magnum.

Neat series. (The .218 Mashburn Bee! 😉) If you’re sticking with Accurate for a while I’d like to see a video on 1680.

I use Shooters World heavy pistol and 2400 for cast lead bullet loads in 3030 Winchester. I have been considering number nine as well since it's in a similar burning range.

Propellant Profile book - when is the updated edition going to be released?

Just wondering about your thoughts on #5. #7. #9 for 38/357 ....out of a leaver carbine .....16" barrel ....1-30 twist rate..... ? ...

Cool Well Done.. 11fs anytime soon? Your still haveing way too much fun... Have enough for me as well..

I had position sensitive problems with the number 9 and 357 magnum 125 gr. Hornady xtp. I went with the Alliant 300 MP powder for really hot loads I was working on. The Don't know if number 9 is. If you can get good case fill maybe number 9 would be better.

What’s a good solvent for cleaning corrosive ammo?

Everything I’ve seen indicates lil gun is slower than h110