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Old 05-14-2017, 01:14 PM
at_liberty at_liberty is offline
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Originally Posted by kornax View Post
This is good advice. I typically do lots of 100. I don't mind that they are light loads. Luckily I was shooting the Ruger. I just know not to use them in the Model 19 now.

I am still pretty new to this, but 100 rounds of .357 cost me about $9. So i don't mind having them. It wasn't unpleasant to shoot, just wasn't what i expected. I suspect if/when i ever get into developing more intricate/powerful/purposeful rounds, i will do smaller batches as i develop it. At this point, its more like its sub 1/3 the cost to go throw some lead down the range.

Good tip though. I appreciate it!
You will take the suggestion to load only a few more seriously when you get a load that is not only unsatisfactory but which cartridges are not usable at all.
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