Introduction

Alliant Bullseye is a top choice for pistol shooters seeking consistent performance. With a proven burn rate of 0.8% and density of 12.8g/cc, Bullseye delivers reliable ignition across various handgun loads. Whether loading for target practice or self-defense, this powder excels.

Understanding Bullseye

As an extruded powder, Bullseye has a spherical pellet morphology providing uniform burn characteristics. Its moderate burn rate produces effective pressures in calibers like 9mm, .38 Special and .45 ACP. Bullseye minimizes fouling compared to faster powders.

Reloading with Bullseye

Select proper bullets, cases and primers as specified in manuals. Measure charges using an accurate scale within published load data ranges. Size, seat and crimp bullets to desired specs. For precision, document your best loads in detail up to maximum loads.

Applications

Bullseye works well for 9mm, .38 Special, .45 ACP and other pistol cartridges with bullets weighing 115-230 grains. It generates velocities suitable for target practice, self-defense and recreational shooting.

Safety Considerations

Always follow safe reloading procedures detailed in manuals. Store Bullseye in a cool, dry place away from heat sources. Check powder levels regularly and inspect rounds closely. Wear protective equipment while reloading or shooting.

Conclusion

With its moderate burn rate and versatility, Alliant Bullseye delivers performance across pistol cartridges. Whether loading for fun or self-defense, try Bullseye.