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I own a blued 6 in GP 100 best wheel gun I have ever owned

Out of all the different weights I have reloaded over the years in 38/357 I always come back to the 158 gr swc I prefer the coated version but I would have no problem using plain hard cast and lubed.

I'll roll my own before they say any store bought ammunition must be registered to the user of said ammunition. Your government at work to protect you from yourself.

I'm still using the 2000 pieces of 45 brass I bought new R-P cases 30 years ago

I bought 5k small pistol primers for a little over 400 bucks. I take advantage where I can did I need em nope. Just trying to stay ahead of the curve. Still looking for LPP kinda hard to come by lately. Might just order up small rifle primers.

Well let's see we got Rainier's I bought a ton of these and I'm still loading them. All pistol calibers. DG bullets cast and coated Pistol. Extreme plated Pistol. Midway pistol. Everglades plated and fmj various versions 9mm 38 45 223 Oh and Dillon when they were selling their version of cast...

So many to choose from. 9mm 38/357 45acp would my favorites

I've lost count on how many times I have reloaded my 9mm. I toss em when they split

Bought myself 2k spp

Merry Christmas to all on this forum

I tried the swage thing on my app it works but still had a hard time seating primers. I went to the rcbs crimp remover that you put in a drill works way better

I resize all new brass.

I've been reloading for so long I forget how long I've been reloading.

Coated is all I shoot now. It's replacing my plated bullets because of cost.

Popped my first primer last year on a Dillon 550 reloading 223 first one in 40 years

Before this I would only use federal now whatever is available at the best price. And there's your dinner

Found an original Norinco 1911 in 45 acp that I must of purchased when I had my FFL a note inside the box said keep it great shooter

Thanks to all for your input. I have to plunk test it first. I'm pretty sure I'm going to start at at 5 grs of 231 and see how they function. If they work from there I can work up.

I'm not planning on changing springs or anything like that if I can get a load to function in the 5-5.5 gr range with 231 with good accuracy and anywhere around 800 fps I would call that good

BBarn thanks for the suggestion I figured I would be in the ball park somewhere between 5.0-5.3 grs of 231. I still have to plunk these and see where I come in at.