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Marlin 1894 chambered in well .44.

I could use some 230gr 45's or I'd be willing to let them go cheap they are just sitting on my bench.

1200 fps should be enough to clear the barrel? lol

I've got 240 gr plated flatpoints, unique and large pistol mag and standard lp primers. Does anyone have any ideas on loads. I have found one in my lee book for unique my only concern is which primer to use it does not say lp or lpm.

For a glock / taurus 1911 I have a bunch of 200 gr flat points hanging around. I worked up some loads previously but they were too light to cycle the action in my glock 30 they did however clear the barrel. I belive they were target loads.

I have a m93 thats in great condition. It is still chambered in 7x57 and has what appears to be old fashioned ghost ring sights. I can get the bent bolt and the gun is sporterized so I don't mind drilling for mount's I just can't find any. The stock is cut and has swivels and a sling. I'm...

Great load. Worked fine.

Anyone care to explain?

Any harm?

I have some rounds I loaded with about 6 gr of 231 and a 158 plated at about 1100-1200 fps. I loaded them with mag primer per the winchester site ( they call for them on all 357 loads). I've heard from some people that I should be using standard primers what are your opinions and if i should use...

I think I will just set the magnum primed cases aside for a later date.

6.1 Gr for the 158 sounds about right. Am i ok with the mag primers? Edit already primed the cases (newbie mistake)

I can't find data anywhere for this load. I am using magnum primers I see loads for 158 gr lead and sp/fmj but they all vary nothing specifically in the lee manual for copper plated. I'm completely new to this so any help would be appreciated.