I have a model 92 that want to start reloading for. The only bullets commercially available are in lead but I have heard that if you use the Lee Factory crimp die you can use .401 jacketed, non-cannelured bullets for 40sw/10mm. That would be good as I already have a SIG in 40sw so I could consolidate and run a cleaner round in my rifle. Thanks in advance!
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Anyone reloading 38/40 (38wcf)?
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Anyone reloading 38/40 (38wcf)?
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STUFF I WANT TO BUY! Glock 20, Marlin model 39Tags: None -
Anyone? I can't be the only one still shooting this great old caliber!STUFF I HAVE FOR SALE! SCOPE RINGS, Man CAVE FRIDGE, ETC
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I no longer load it but may have a few commercial and cast bullets left -
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I am not familiar with the 40 , but it would seem logical the same diameter and same weight could be substituted. The lee crimp die is probably good but a regular die that taper crimps would probably work as well.Comment
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