Bucksnort1
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At a gun show, I purchased two bags of 100 each of .357 lead semi-wad cutter bullets. The bags are from the same manufacturer and are labeled as 158 grain bullets. The bullets look as good as any I have purchased.
I measured a handful from one bag. Most are between 160 and 162 grains. In the third edition of Lyman's Pistol and Revolver Handbook, there are recipes for a 160 grain (#358311) linotype bullet. My question is.
Is it ok to use a Lyman recipe or can I use a recipe for a 158 grain bullet?
I measured a handful from one bag. Most are between 160 and 162 grains. In the third edition of Lyman's Pistol and Revolver Handbook, there are recipes for a 160 grain (#358311) linotype bullet. My question is.
Is it ok to use a Lyman recipe or can I use a recipe for a 158 grain bullet?