whatever you do, find recipes that offer 1,1/4 or 1,1/2oz of payload.

thats where alliant steel rocks.

 

Derbyacresbob on this forum has done a lot of TSS testing he may be able to help you out with the components you have listed, Great Guy!

 

Why you say only 1 1/2 oz loads for the alliant steel.

 

Why you say only 1 1/2 oz loads for the alliant steel.

-in 12 gauge-

Because thats where alliant steel likes to burn well producing good speed. Not ultra speed, but fast enough for tss.

No point loading powder below its optimal to get a billion fps. It should burn cleaner and produce less variation. Be usable at colder temperatures too. The loads will be boringly decent. The powder is key its usage.
Over here, when we had access to alliant "381" and alliant "steel" everyone was using it for 1,1/8 and 1oz oz steel to get 1600fps. Bloopers, bad primers or not enough oompf or room in the hull to stuff more and more powder. Even with the upper pressures of european loads. Those guys using it for normal 1300fps and good 11k pressures, had decent loads still.

Most powders work very decent at the max payload. With tss ultra speed isnt nessasary.

 

Yeah I don't want it to be super fast just around 1300fps as these are gonna be a yote load

 

Search.forums for derbyacresbob, he is the top tss coyote guy in universe so far as I know.

 

Plus wats the point of the cork in bottom of wad and the Mylar cause I see guys use it and some don't

 

Cork is a space filler and it reduces pressure.
Mylar is an extra layer of protection to prevent shot from rubbing through the wad.

 

That's wat I figured thanks again