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Just another urban legend, but this one was started in congress!

http://stevespages.com/451p_3_200.html The "max" are for use in T/C, Ruger handguns, and strong rifles only.

You haven't "searched the web" very effectivley! http://stevespages.com/357p_7.html

180 Grain Bullet 2400 From 17.0 grains to 19.0 grains Remington 9-1/2 Primer IMR-4227 From 18.0 grains to 20.0 grains Remington 9-1/2 Primer

H-322 From 17.5 grains to 19.5 grains Remington 7-1/2 Primer

I have the manual available on my site. It is on the manual page.

.243 - Sierra 85 Grain Hollow Point Boat Tail .264 - Sierra 140 Grain Hollow Point Boat Tail .270 - Sierra 140 Grain Hollow Point Boat Tail .30-06 - Sierra 168 Grain Boat Tail Hollow Point (up to and including big elk) and Nosler 180 Grain Partition (anything larger than a big elk)

Keep them inside a dust cover. Every manufacturer has dust covers for every piece of equipment they make. For the press use Singer sewing machine oil...and very little of it. For the powder measure use NOTHING! For the dies NOTHING.

Depends on how many. Less than 100? Throw them out. More than 100? Deprime them and clean them.

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I never had any luck with that particular bullet. But the standard round-nose, soft-point bullets, regardless of manufacturer, work fine in my Ruger BH, M-1 Carbine and Marlin 62. The carbine was designed to use a round-nose bullet.

Your code doesn't seem to work on my products. Here are some of my numbers: M19T09 E29P07 F12UU G12UU G23MMW

http://stevespages.com/338_2.html

IMR-4350 From 77.5 grains to 81.5 grains Federal 215 Primer

I have two favorite .357 Magnum loads. Bullet: Sierra 158 Grain Jacketed Hollow Cavity Powder: 14.5 grains of 2400 Primer: CCI-550 Case: Remington Firearm Ruger BN-36-X, Ruger GA-32, Taurus 605 Velocity - 2-1/4" barrel: 1,147 FPS @ 15' from muzzle...

So far, for me, H-380 has proven the better of the two powders...

I like shooting... Reloading lets me shoot more and better. I would probably use factory ammo if it was given to me, and was of good quality.

http://stevespages.com/264_12.html

That's probably why Lyman puts a "knocker" on the front of their 55 measure...

Pull 'em ... they are even more than MY max load!