Most "forgiving"?

[wbunning]

Based on what I have seen, I would have to say the .38 SPECIAL...

Another one that offers you the option of loading multiple cartridges. Out of a .357 revolver, you can load and shoot .38 Short Colt, .38 Long Colt, .38 Special and .357 Magnum. You'd have versatility, as well as being "forgiving" and be able to develop your skills with various cartridges and powders.

[scotchblade]

Trail Boss.

[stilly]

Another one that offers you the option of loading multiple cartridges. Out of a .357 revolver, you can load and shoot .38 Short Colt, .38 Long Colt, .38 Special and .357 Magnum. You'd have versatility, as well as being "forgiving" and be able to develop your skills with various cartridges and powders.

Yes, it is like, GODLIKE...

Trail Boss.

Yeah so that stuff is the only stuff I would take out with a hand press and it is like- POUR it in till you get about 3/4 of the way, tap it once or twice, seat your bullet on top, press it in till it feels tight, load it up and choot it!

AND IT WORKS! no measuring needed... IF it is what I am thinking of anyways. I saw the video. I about laughed my *** off at it.

[9mmepiphany]

There is very little doubt in my mind that the most forgiving cartridge for a handgun is the .38Spl

1. OAL isn't critical...because revolvers don't care
2. Amount of crimp isn't critical...because it doesn't have to headspace on the mouth
3. Sizing/Expansion is less of an issue...as it has straight walls
4. Easier to plunk test....six rounds in your cylinder at a time.
5. Underloads, as long as it clears the barrel, don't cause issues...because it doesn't have to cycle the slide
6. Wide range of bullet weights available...90gr -180grs

[TMB 1]

44mag TC Contender.
45/70 Ruger No1 or No3.

[CGZ]

I'd say the most difficult would be 5.7x28. Just cleaning the case requires a special process.

I'd say the most forgiving would be a 38 Special when used in a 357 Magnum.