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bobg
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March 28, 2003, 04:34:31 AM »
I think people are missing a good bullet by not trying the Rem. 140 gr. HP Over 18 gr. (or alittle more) of 296 and mag. primers. Has always shot good in any 357 that i have owned. Also works good in any 357 that people have tried it in.
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I'll give it a try. I just got back to playing with my 357s recently and am looking for some good loads. KN
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March 29, 2003, 06:43:47 AM »
bobg,
My favorite load in the 357 is a 140 grain bullet too. I use Speer but the combination of H110 (or 296) and a 140 grain bullet give good velocity with enough weight to penetrate in a very accurate combination.
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Hodgdon, Lyman, Speer, Sierra, Hornady = reliable resources
so and so's pages on the internet = not reliable resources
Alway check loads you find on the internet against manuals.
NEVER exceed maximum listed loads.
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