I reload with Titewad. I have since I bought my first trap gun at Jaqua's and started reloading over 20 years ago. I won't change powder just because of prices and throw my whole shooting/reloading world out of kilter. I have always used the same recipe, pretty much for 12 gauge shooting. The only other powder I reload with is International Clays and that is for 20 gauge. Most of the spill I get is from static electricity. Dumping into the scales and back into the hull. I tried a ground wire going from my MEC reloader to the water pipe above my reloading bench. Doesn't help much. I could run a humidifier but my basement where my reloaders are- is damp. I don't believe that anyone is going to reload without getting SOME spillage. Yes, it is expensive to reload, collect and shoot guns. I chose that over getting a boat. Or a swimming pool. Or a set of golf clubs that are going to end up in the lake or wrapped around a tree. So, good luck with what you gentlemen choose.
Break 'em all!
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