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mister callan
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April 22, 2022 - 4:49 pm
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H110 has a very narrow loading range in .357 from my experimenting. Like about 1.3 Gr TOTAL.

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I used 2400 for 357, it’s a little dirty but loads well. I also used BE86 in the last year or so. Nice and clean with a little snap. You can not go wrong with either.

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SkereD53 said
I've been reloading since 2001, (9, 40, 45, 223, 300blk, 308).     I just bought 38/357 dies and last week I found out about lite loads of H-110 for 357. That low power load will not burn completely by the time the bullet passes the gap and will fizzle out.  Set that powder aside and tried 4227 for 38, loaded some different loads but yet to test them.

  

People have blown up guns with light loads of H110/W296, exact same powder other than lot to lot differences.  I personally don't like that powder due to how sensitive it is to temperature.  I would never use it if you can't have a safe load at 90% or greater fill density.  If you use it and you develop loads when the temperature is hot, and your rounds have been in the heat long enough to stabilize, you are safe to shoot in lower temps.  Never do in the other direction. 

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Does anyone know if the 15-2 with 8" barrel tends to prefer one weight or manufacturer' bullet?  I shot some 158 gr. Sierra JHC sitting on 14.3 gr. H110.  Flash seemed excessive when indoors and the burn was not very clean.  Velocities were very close to the Hornady data.  I have more Sierra 158 gr. JHC, some Sierra 140 gr. JHC, and Hornady 158 gr. XTP.  The ultimate goal is a good hunting load.

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May 23, 2023 - 6:11 pm
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Kim Jong Un has the same problem with his solid fuel ICBMs. 😲😄

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Ole Dog said
Kim Jong Un has the same problem with his solid fuel ICBMs. 😲😄

  

Hah!! laughing

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All I use are Zero 158 gr JSPs or JHPs over 2400 powder👌🏻

1.5" groups in my scoped 715 8 inch at 100 yards

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Andrew1220 said
All I use are Zero 158 gr JSPs or JHPs over 2400 powder👌🏻

1.5" groups in my scoped 715 8 inch at 100 yards

  

That’s good groups, especially for a pistol at that distance.  

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