gbran
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Can't seem to find ballistics for .357's out of leverguns. Anybody have data? Chrono? Links, etc.?
Bullet Bullet Bullet Powder Powder Powder
MFG weight type MFG type charge OAL FPS ES SD
Cast Perf 180 WFNGC Alliant 2400 13 1.566 1585 37.89 16.24
Cast Perf 180 WFNGC Alliant 2400 13.5 1.566 1697 60.44 24.55
Rem 158 JHP Alliant 2400 13.5 1.582 1627 73.92 24.28
Rem 158 JHP Alliant 2400 14.2 1.582 1695 101.6 36.93
Rem 158 JHP Alliant 2400 14.9 1.582 1739 72.55 27
Cast Perf 180 WFNGC Ramshot Enforcer 12.3 1.566 1505 48.11 18.38
Cast Perf 180 WFNGC Ramshot Enforcer 13.1 1.566 1572 42.57 14.52
Rem 158 JHP Ramshot Enforcer 13.1 1.582 1587 77.58 30.34
Rem 158 JHP Ramshot Enforcer 14.2 1.582 1667 79.81 30.69
Cast Perf 180 WFNGC Hogdgon Lil Gun 13.7 1.566 1662 77.07 27.73
Cast Perf 180 WFNGC Hogdgon Lil Gun 14.5 1.566 1719 47.24 19.84
Cast Perf 180 WFNGC Hogdgon Lil Gun 15 1.566 1760 78.34 29.25
Rem 158 JHP Hogdgon Lil Gun 16.7 1.582 1838 32.62 14.56
Rem 158 JHP Hogdgon Lil Gun 18.2 1.582 1916 92.64 30.54
It matters not, it is a 100-125yd affair no matter how you slice it. In .357, probably best kept to 100yds or less. My leverguns will probably never see one of them funky rubber tipped contraptions.Remember this, no matter how fast you start a pistol bullet it will lose velocity rapidly because short blunt pistol bullets have poor ballistic coefficients and are subject to tremendous wind resistance. The best option now is to load the Hornady LeverLution bullets as they are somewhat pointed yet still deform on game.
Remember this, no matter how fast you start a pistol bullet it will lose velocity rapidly because short blunt pistol bullets have poor ballistic coefficients and are subject to tremendous wind resistance. The best option now is to load the Hornady LeverLution bullets as they are somewhat pointed yet still deform on game.