south.texas.dead.I
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I'm about to add a .357 to my reloading die set and plan on moulding for this as well as my .40 and was curious to see what yalls favorite bullet is for target shooting.
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If you are going to shoot slow fire, without the need to use speed loaders, wad cutter designs as mentioned are the answer. However, if your anticipated shooting is going to include fast reloads, a round nose bullet will allow faster speed loader manipulation inasmuch as round nose bullets will guide the rounds into the chambers, whereas wad cutters tend to hang-up on the chamber mouths.I'm about to add a .357 to my reloading die set and plan on moulding for this as well as my .40 and was curious to see what yalls favorite bullet is for target shooting.
This is a good one for both punching holes in paper and loading quickly from a speed loader. The only thing that keep it from being a *great* bullet is the bevel base. I'm thinking about cutting the bevel out of my mold.
How about using a pocket knife?I suppose if you had a REALLY steady hand, you could do it with a Dremel. Better have de-caf the morning you try that, though.