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  • grymster
    Veteran Member
    • May 2009
    • 4724

    .357 loads

    So I picked up an 80's (I think) vintage Rossi 92 SRC in .357. I've never loaded for .357 although I needed to start anyway to feed my daughter's GP100. So, I'd be happy to see some pet loads for plinking that will work well in both the levergun and the revolver.

    Thanks,
    grym

    Lay me dun in the caul caul grun.....

    caput ferrum equus ego veho
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    SteelRain
    Junior Member
    • Jul 2009
    • 54

    start light and go from there. try it in both guns
    Steel Rain Gunsmithing/Defensive Training

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    • #3
      grymster
      Veteran Member
      • May 2009
      • 4724

      We're going to the range tomorrow, so one of my employees stopped by the gun store last night to pick up some stuff for me. I asked for some .357 plinking ammo and he bought me two boxes of 20 ea. CorBon DPX at $43 a box .... just one more reason I'm his boss and not vice-versa . He also picked up 100 Speer 135 gr. GDHPs. I have those, plenty of cases, some SP and SP magnum primers and a choice of Red Dot or Universal.

      Anyone have load data I could use with the components on hand? Or am I stuck sending the CorBons downrange at $2+ a pop?
      grym

      Lay me dun in the caul caul grun.....

      caput ferrum equus ego veho

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      • #4
        ejor
        Member
        • Mar 2007
        • 212

        red dot is good with small pistol primers for nice low recoil loads you can look up loads on alliant's web site.

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