Looking for lil gun data

[burntmuch]

I went to buy my 3rd reloading book. Ive got the Lyman 48th & Lee 2nd. I was looking for a book that had data for the 357 max & lil gun. Cause I got a lb. Gander mtn had nosler manual & Speers. Neither had llil gun & 357  max loads. The Lyman & Lee cover most of what I need except that. Plus Ive read both cover to cover, so I figured Im ready for another one

[Johnny6gun]

http://www.reloadammo.com/357max.htm

http://stevespages.com/357p_5_158.html

http://www.reloadersnest.com/frontpage_handgun.asp?CaliberID=31

[securitysix]

Your best bet is going to be the Hodgdon manual.  They make the powder.  Check their website, as they do supply free loading data through it.  They also make a full printed manual that probably wouldn't be bad to pick up.

[Grumulkin]

Before you go with Lil Gun, why don't you read the Lil Gun thread up on the Freedom Arms discussion forum.

[billy_56081]

I don't think lil gun will cause any problems in a  non revolver gun.

[huntswithdogs]

That thread in the FA section was an interesting read. Ya'll reckon Hodgdon is aware of these issues? Wonder what they'd have to say on it?


HWD

[burntmuch]

Johnny 6 gun Thank you sir. That will work . Still need to pick up another manual. But that info will get me started. Thanks

[kynardsj]

Go to www.hodgdon.com    The Lil Gun info you need will be there. I shoot it in both my Rugers and my Contender. Never a problem as was stated in the other thread.

[burntmuch]

When I go to Hodgens sight, it shows me 357 max loads but not wth lil gun

[kynardsj]

Don't know what they were thinking as they have Lil Gun for the 357 mag. Anyway if memory and internet research serves me correctly 22 grains is max behind a 180gr jacketed bullet. Pressure is still a good bit below other magnum powders. Just be sure to use small rifle primers, but you already know that.