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Does anyone have an specific W296 powder recipe for Missouri bullets Zinger 140 grain in .357 mag? Its for a S&W 686 3" barrel revolver.

According to Hodgon's official website, the starting and maximum loads for a 158 gr. cast LSWC, .357 mag, go from 3.4 to 5.0 grains, under W231 powder. Nonetheless, on "Lyman 47th Reloading handbook" (1994), maximum and starting loads for 158 gr. Linotype .38 spl are virtually the same for...

May I ask what's your recipe for Makarov bullets using WST? I would really appreciate it

I´ll get myself a 22LR cylinder then. I thought It would be better to ask before doing anything. Thanks for all the advice

Thanks in advance

I suggest using LSWC 158 gr. with a winchester super target powder. Starting with 3.3 gr. This has a very similar speed range to factory ammo

thanks. The lead with de adequate hardness has been working fine so ill keep using it

I'm planning to use them for plinking in 9 mm , 38/357 mag at target velocities and 45 acp in a 4.25" barrel with the following powders: WST, Bullseye, W231 and Unique

Which one is better? Please give me your opinion/advice. Thank you

Dear Friends, Could you give me your opinion on this gun and would you recommend me to buy it?. I'm planning on using it for fun, informal target shooting, not any competitive sport. I'm hoping to reload my own ammo. Thank you very much

Where can I find a Full length recoil spring guide for this gun. Or any full recoil spring guide that fits my gun. Thanks,

Thank you, I cast my own .38 special lsw in an old lyman's bullet mold and I use ww and they usually weight over 160 gr. Thank you very much

In Modern Reloading Second Edition by Richard Lee I read that "When you change to a lighter bullet, with the same powder more amount is allowed and the pressure remains nearly the same" But I went into Hodgdon's official site and found that on a .38 special less WST powder is needed for the...

Thanks for your responses

I was looking up in the internet for some bullets and found these. They are quite cheap but I would like to obtain some information about their quality.

Thank you very much for the research. I'll begin my tests as soon as I receive 124-125 gr bullets.

Thanks for the information. I've read about some pro-shooters that have used WST on their 9mm loads, but still I'm aware of the small volume of the 9mm's case which can cause dangerous pressure spikes, all though for 9mm faster burning powders are often use and the pressure curves are different...

Thank you Thanks for the very useful recomendations, I really appreciate them!

WST is the only powder available in my country, I used WST for my .45 ACP with 200 grains SWC and 230 LRN, but I want to try this powder in my Sig Sauer P228