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I made some 357 magnum 158gr with Herco recently. I found some 110gr (I forgot I had) and wondering if anyone has load data for that using Herco?
 
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This link shows older Alliant data that had Herco loads for bullets 110 and others on page 2.

https://www.thehighroad.org/index.php?attachments/38_357alliant-data-pdf.173301/
 
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Copied from another forum! (Cast Boolits) Use at your own peril:

Google: "Alliant, Herco, .357 magnum, load data"

Lyman 45th Edition Reloading Handbook and for the cast boolits it stated for HERCO powder:

121 gr. cast --- Min: 7.0 --- Max: 11.9 (compressed)
141 gr. cast---------- 7.0 ---------- 11.8 (compressed)
150 gr. cast --------- 7.0----------- 11.7 (compressed)
158 gr. cast --------- 7.0 ---------- 11.6 (compressed)
168 gr. cast ----------7.0----------- 10.0 (compressed) - my favorite 38/357 boolit
195 gr. cast --------- 6.0------------- 7.5 (compressed)

The authors of similar posts in the thread could not recommend loads over 10 grains for the 158 grain do to pressure signs and recoil impulse!

All the best,
 
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