.45acp is the easiest but I like my 22-250 and I am also chasing that magic clover leaf group. I had a perfect three shot group going until I pulled the trigger for the second time. He He
I only load two but .223 comes in ahead of.40 S&W just because I don't care for the extra step of expanding the .40 case mouth...just something about it that nags at me. That said, I get a lot of enjoyment out of finishing 100 of either and putting them in the box.
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38 special, followed closely by 44 magnum. 357 mag is great to load also... like 9mm. Hmm. I see a pattern. Yep, like already stated by others, straight walled pistol is where it is at.
I reload for 9mm, .45 ACP, .44 mag, .22-250, 6.5x55, 7mm-08, 7mm Rem Mag, .30-06 and .35 Whelan. That covers a lot of ground, and I find great satisfaction in finding what works best in all of them. The only one I've gone away from is the 9, its so darned small I get frustrated with the little buggers. I also find I don't get the economy that reloading gives me with the other rounds.
Not only a favorite caliber, but also favorite tools and methods. I enjoyed sitting back and loading these 303 Savage shells with the Ideal Tool getting ready for the range.
.38/.357 with cast 158 gr. LSWCs and Trail Boss. Out of the three calibers I load for, these are my favorites.
I personally don't care for 9mm. The short casings are kind of a pain to work with...reloading has me wanting a .45 LC just because it looks fun to load.
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