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Old 02-13-2018, 03:04 PM
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Originally Posted by Nevada Ed View Post
I don't worry about rifle and shotgun data in old manuals.
It is the condition of the older weapons that matters in loading.

Heat treated is nice as well as a K frame or larger. One must know
What the weapon is capable of and use the correct data and components.

The new manuals have been made safer but also have the newer powders added
which is nice since many burn cleaner drop better than some older powders.

I don't think you will see a 42,000, 357 Magnum pressure listed any more....
Wasn't it 43,500psi or around 46k cup??

Whatever it is brutal.

Anyway, they made K frames which couldn't handle the pressure. Some folks like to shoot 357 mag out of Scandium snubs!
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