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.357 Accuracy Woes
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Hawkeye
I have never done that. No leading in mine either!WESHOOT2 said:
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Bryan
Single-Sixer
In my S&W 66 I use 6.4 grains of unique and a Lee 158grain RNFP bullet(actual weight is 162gr) and it's very accurate.
WESHOOT2
Hunter
Last match my GP launched 110g R-P JHPs over Universal, ignited by Federal 200s.
Yes I made Major.
Yes the squad admired my fireballs.
Match before I used 158g LRN over AA9, but they gummed up the chambers.
Both my KGP-141s exhibit uncanny accuracy, as long as the ammo is good :wink:
Yes I made Major.
Yes the squad admired my fireballs.
Match before I used 158g LRN over AA9, but they gummed up the chambers.
Both my KGP-141s exhibit uncanny accuracy, as long as the ammo is good :wink:
WESHOOT2
Hunter
The squad also admired the flame comin' from the muzzle of my GP100 :mrgreen:
protoolman
Service-Sixer
My first thought is you need to push that unique load a bit harder.
David LaPell
Blackhawk
I never had good luck with Unique with any of my .357's when using #358156 in either the hollowpoint of SWC version. My Smith & Wesson Outdoorsman, my Model 27, my Blackhawk, and my SP-101 all prefer 2400. I think a really good load is around 12.5 to 13.0 grains of 2400 and accuracy was excellent out of every gun with those loads.
WESHOOT2
Hunter
I sized the brass in a 'U' die.
I used lead bullets being pushed.
It was the residue-ring in the chambers that impeded fast reloads.
I used lead bullets being pushed.
It was the residue-ring in the chambers that impeded fast reloads.
