than trying to wire brush out a bunch of lead build up.
I have pushed cast bullets to 1450 fps. using a jacketed bullet.
Then select your bullet weight, powder manufacturer and powder type. Titegroup has it all – low charge weight, burns clean, mild muzzle report and superb, uniform ballistics.
Click "Get Data" to view results.© Copyright 2020 Hodgdon Powder Co. All Rights ReservedThe Hodgdon Reloading Data Center utilizes JavaScript to provide the best user experience possible. I have a GP100 .357 in 6" and not sure which powders and primer to reach true mag velocities (match Buffalo Bore):If you get the chance look at the Hodgdon data they offer it is good stuff and still includes the pressure values for their published loads. The loads are not updated yearly.) If you're unsure, or just want options, check as many boxes as you'd like. More velocity and less pressure than h110 or lil gun. All my unburnt powder issues went away which improved the ES and SD (10-12).Wow, went from "normal-ish" 357 watered down loads to a 927 ft lb monster load! Just depends on what kinds of loads you plan to shoot. Full copper plated bullets are a good idea for .357 loads instead of plain lead. IMR 4227 is a medium burn speed, magnum pistol propellant. I have 4lbs of the stuff, will be getting bullets by hook or crook, so I'll probably need more data. If a pistol says Magnum, IMR 4227 is the choice for true magnum velocities and performance. Awesome! Using bullets from Cast LRNFP, Hornady XTP, MEI Cast LRNFP, Hornady FTX, Speer JHP, Hornady LHBWC, Cast LSWC, MEI Cast LSWC, Sierra JHC, Nosler Part. .357 Magnum Pistol (Hodgdon Data) reloading data with 290 loads. Clays, Universal, HP38, HS6 and H4895 are products of Hodgdon Powders.
I learned a heavy crimp is needed to get it to burn completely as well, much more so than h110.I was never able to achieve those velocities in a revolver with jacketed bullets without pressure signs.
Any recommendations for load manuals that would cover using 700x in .38/.357 pretty extensively.
In rifles, this powder delivers excellent velocity and accuracy in such cartridges as the 22 Hornet and 221 Fireball. I'm starting to really like 300mp, it seems to get better once you get into the heavy for caliber bullets (180+ in 357, 300+ in 44, 340+ in 454) high resistance bullets it begins to get happy.
I don't use it in handguns, but found it very efficient in the Carbine, and very accurate, too. I have the one load/one book for .38 special as well as the free IMR pdf.
Speer 357 Mag 158gr JHP W-296 min 13.2 gr, max 14.7 gr; H-110 13.9gr min, 15.5gr max ... On Hodgdon's online loading data, I selected the .44 Rem Mag cartridge, a bullet weight, and W296 powder. Silhouette shooters claim it is the most accurate 44 powder they have ever used.
.357 Magnum Rifle (Hodgdon Data) reloading data with 102 loads. Hodgdon has load data for Clays and the .357 Magnum with 4 bullet weights but only for lead bullets, not jacketed bullets.
It would seem from reading Hodgdon that LIL'GUN has some advantage over H110 in 357 mag 158 gr. This was across my PACT Professional Chronograph.
References: 2009 Hodgdon Website .357 Magnum loads
Changing the powder to H110 results in identical loading data across the range. There is also the issue of lead vapor
Powders include IMR, Hodgdon, Winchester PalmettostatearmoryNot to mantion that there is NO comparison in terms of accuracy compared to the more mainstream ww296Krocus, some of the data in that link looks suspect to me. Powder needs to be stored in original containers ONLY, when not in use. Using bullets from … IMR 4227 is a medium burn speed, magnum pistol propellant. Cowboy Action, Bullseye and Combat Shooters should love this one! I'm new to reloading for .357 Magnum, and I just want to take a sanity check on what I've done before I pull the trigger on some handloads that I made tonight..357 Magnum for a Ruger GP-100 with a 6" barrel 125gr JHP 21.0 gr of H110 CCI magnum primers (550) A heavy crimp That amount of powder fills the case almost to the very bottom of the bullet. IMR recommends always consulting www.IMRReloading.com for the most accurate, up-to-date data. I'd like to find a recipe for it. All Palmetto Reloading Gear/Accessories!