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Hey all,
I'm seriously considering buying an HKP2000 in .357 Sig, and the main thing that's holding me back is the ammo costs.
Obviously, if you can reload this cartridge, it probably won't be an issue assuming you have the brass.
I mainly reload .45 Auto, and was wondering what would be entailed in reloading the .357 Sig round to have it perform ballistically comparable to some of the common SD ammo (I would be using the P2000 as my carry gun for the summertime, so I would want to get in a lot of good practice with it, in the event that, God forbid, I had to use it).
As it currently stands, I really no do not know much about the cartridge at all. I was reading my Hornady manual, which said it takes 9mm bullets, and was basically a .40S&W powder charge behind a 9mm. This means that the case is bottlenecked, so would this round feed off the shoulder of the cartridge like a rifle? If so, would you need to trim the case down prior to reloading it as you would a rifle round?
Has anyone developed any loads that are very similar to SD ammo?
Thanks in advance!
I'm seriously considering buying an HKP2000 in .357 Sig, and the main thing that's holding me back is the ammo costs.
Obviously, if you can reload this cartridge, it probably won't be an issue assuming you have the brass.
I mainly reload .45 Auto, and was wondering what would be entailed in reloading the .357 Sig round to have it perform ballistically comparable to some of the common SD ammo (I would be using the P2000 as my carry gun for the summertime, so I would want to get in a lot of good practice with it, in the event that, God forbid, I had to use it).
As it currently stands, I really no do not know much about the cartridge at all. I was reading my Hornady manual, which said it takes 9mm bullets, and was basically a .40S&W powder charge behind a 9mm. This means that the case is bottlenecked, so would this round feed off the shoulder of the cartridge like a rifle? If so, would you need to trim the case down prior to reloading it as you would a rifle round?
Has anyone developed any loads that are very similar to SD ammo?
Thanks in advance!