DA>JS> Well, Since I have no plans to work up a middle of the road type of
DA>JS> load for the .357, I guess I need some magnum primers.  :-)  I've
DA>I'm waiting for the day that you come up with a load so hot that all
DA>that goes downrange is a ball of plasma.
Well, I'm close, the birch bullets I loaded up in the .40 tend not to 
stabilize too well, I can barely keep them on the paper at 7 yards, so i 
need to figure out some way of getting them a little more stable so I 
don't accidently take out the chronograph.  I might just have to move the 
chrony up closer.
The birch bullets weigh in at 12grains, the superlight copper jacketed 
thermoplastic rounds mass in at about 37 grains.  I don't know, but I'm 
guessing they are coming out at a good 3000fps from a 4" _pistol_ barrel.
I can't wait to make loads like this for the 6" .357 revolver barrel.  So 
far I've got 22 grains of VV N110 under a 90gr .355" JHP, which I'm 
hoping will exit at around 2000 fps.  I'm planning on next sunday for the 
chrono trip.  Wish me good velocity. :-)
þ SLMR 2.0 þ Pneumatic Fluid, a gallon of jetwash and 4 muzzle blasts.
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