Best snub 357/38 loads

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I haven't shot 357 in a few years but Winchester used to make a nice 110 grain 357 load it was in a white Box jacketed hollow point and out of my model 640 it expanded well in water jugs
 
I haven't shot 357 in a few years but Winchester used to make a nice 110 grain 357 load it was in a white Box jacketed hollow point and out of my model 640 it expanded well in water jugs
Think I still got a box of this!
 
I do have some 158 gr semi wadcutters, plated or lead better you think?
 
I thought I had picked up this load back in 2020 when there was absolutely nothing on any shelves. I checked, looks like it's the non plus p version...

I think even their non +P is pretty fast, bet your just fine with that huge hollow point and soft lead.
 
Nominal-for-caliber bullets (i.e. 158 gr. .38's) shoved by max load of TiteGroup, for me. Bullet weight is essential to hit POA in a fixed-sight fighting revolver.
 
Federal HST 130gr -- The best of the best federal takes it off the market, for a new brand federal punch, then the old standard Gold Dot 135gr -- I Chronograph and Gel Test. Where is all of the 38 Special +P ammo. This pandemic is making me change carry ammunition in the middle of winter at that. I like to stay with one ammunition but often fire my carry ammo between 4 to 6 months of carry and reload with fresh. This practice now has me in a predicament where I am now having to change due to the great ammo shortage of the "PANDEMIC" What's King in Self Defense: Penetration or Expansion?

 
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