| Posted: Wed Oct 1st, 2008 08:34 PM |
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Anybody loading this bullet for 38/357? I've got a ton of Red Dot from shotgun days.
Also have Bullseye,Unique.
I'd appreciate any information, advice, etc.
tia
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| Posted: Thu Oct 2nd, 2008 03:06 AM |
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I tried this combination a while ago. I would start at about 4 grains of Red Dot, and 3.5 grains of Unique.
Accuracy depends on what these are sized to. Lee states that the bullet is .358, so I would stick to that sizing. Here is the Lee mold number: MOLD_D_C_358-105-SWC
Just my experience, and all of the safety precations and disclaimers do apply.
Jerry
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