• .357 Magnum-Cowboy T

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     LOAD DETAILS
     GUN TYPE   

    .357 Magnum
     FIREARM  PISTOL
     LEAD TYPE   50/50 Linotype/pure
     CALIBER TYPE   .357 Magnum
     RATING   0
     LEAD SIZE   150
     POWDER TYPE   Alliant 2400
     POWDER AMOUNT   13.0gr
     PRIMER   Any small pistol--CCI, Win, Magtech, Federal
     BRASS   Any in good condition
     BARREL LENGTH   4
     F.P.S   UNKNOWN (no chrony)
     GROUP SIZE   1
     OVERALL LENGTH   
     GUN DETAILS   Ruger Security-Six in .357 Magnum
    S&W Highway Patrolman
    S&W Model 19
    Taurus Model 65

    4" barrels on all of these.
     OTHER DESCRIPTION  This is a really accurate load, apparently no matter what gun it's fired out of. It feels about like a "3/4-house " load, not quite full factory punch, but enough to be very enjoyable. Recoil is quite manageable for reasonably strong hands, but weaker hands might need gloves, depending on the gun's grip. No leading whatsoever.

    Bullet strength is between 15 and 16 BHN with this charge. Appears to be a perfect match to this load's pressure. Bullet lube is two coats of liquid Alox.
     SUBMITTED ON   24 Mar 2010
     SUBMITTED BY   Cowboy T

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BP Bronze Point IMR Improved Military Rifle PTD Pointed
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BT Boat Tail PL Power-Lokt SP Soft Point
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HP Hollow Point PSPCL Pointed Soft Point "Core Lokt" C.O.L. Cartridge Overall Length
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