Bucksnort1
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Does anyone have the Lyman Load Data pamphlet for 38, 357, 44 magnum and 45 Colt?
I have the publication but need help reconstructing some information on page 46.
At the top of the page is data for 180 grain jacketed hollow point bullets. Some of the information was obscured by perhaps a drop of coffee or soft drink. I'm only interested in the first column which shows powder type.
The first powder is Blue Dot. I can read that one ok.
The second powder is either N110 or H110. I need clarification on this one.
The third powder is 2400. I believe this is correct but just in case, will you verify?
The fourth powder is Acc #9. This one is ok.
The fifth powder is either N110 or H110. I need clarification on this one.
I'm ok with the last two powders.
I have a question about shooting 38/357 JHP bullets in a lever gun. These bullets have flat points. Is it safe? Should be.
I have the publication but need help reconstructing some information on page 46.
At the top of the page is data for 180 grain jacketed hollow point bullets. Some of the information was obscured by perhaps a drop of coffee or soft drink. I'm only interested in the first column which shows powder type.
The first powder is Blue Dot. I can read that one ok.
The second powder is either N110 or H110. I need clarification on this one.
The third powder is 2400. I believe this is correct but just in case, will you verify?
The fourth powder is Acc #9. This one is ok.
The fifth powder is either N110 or H110. I need clarification on this one.
I'm ok with the last two powders.
I have a question about shooting 38/357 JHP bullets in a lever gun. These bullets have flat points. Is it safe? Should be.