Ii am looking for load information for 38 and .357 using 158Gr. Hard cast bullet and red dot or promo powder. My older books don’t have any loads listed.
I am not new to loading but I want to start loading 30-30 and .35 and I have some question about expander dies. I picked up a used two die 30-30 set and after a lot of reading I discovered I may not have what I need. I plan on loading some cast bullets and i may need a expander die. Will the...
I need a new loading manual. Any opinions on the best overall loading manual that covers a wide verity of subjects including loading cast bullets. :confused:
.38 special is very alive and very well as far as I am concerned. The last 3 gun purchases made by me in the last year were, two .38/.357 revolvers and one .38 spec. Revolver. All three were Ruger. I am now thinking about another .38/.357 single action Ruger. I am a Ruger fan and a .38/.357...
Doing some online shopping for cast bullets I noticed two different diameter bullets offered for the .38/.357, .357 and .358. I always used .357 diameter in loading .38 and .357 cal. With no issues, I guess I never looked into whether there is a advantage using one or the other. I thought the...
All very good info. I can always count on this forum for good information. I think I settled on one of the RCBS units, probably the one with the square tray because of not needing shell holders. We'll see what happens. I always like getting new stuff.
I looked at the Lee and liked it but I thought the down side of the Lee was having to get the set of shell holders. I wonder if the shell holder I use on my RCBS press will fit the lee tool.
I am in the market for a hand held priming tool. So doing a little research I was surprised to find that there are so many choices. I load mostly .38 and.357 and use a RCBS Jr. Press. With age and arthritis creeping up I am finding it is no simple task handling the small pistol primers any...
Thanks guys, a lot of great info on this site. I see there might be a problem with metering of the powder. I plan on trying 700x but I will weigh every load.
Love that H&R 999. I have one that looks just like that one shown. Probably the last one I will ever part with. It's going to a special grandson. At 11 now he loves it just as much as I do.
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