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.32 S&W ( NOT S&W Long)

Once pew'ed cases, 78 grain LRN (Missouri Cowboy #18) for a Ruger Blackhawk (Yes, a Blackhawk)

Having trouble finding data for lead bullets under 85 gr.

I'm thinking a good starting point would be 1.5 gr of 700x? Maybe Unique a titch above that? 2.0 gr? 1.5 gr of Red Dot?

What say the Hive Mind? Start with the 85 gr data?

Did i just answer my own question? Does this look infected? Does this rag smell like chloroform? Do you like movies about Gladiators?

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Lo! And Behold! I dug out an old Lyman manual, and it had data for a 77gr RN out of one of their molds

Starting charge, Red Dot 1.5 gr just as I was thinking. The smallest charge of Red Dot that would throw consistently was 1.7 gr. I used that. Max charge was listed as 2.0 gr.

Shouting out to u/Southern-Stay704, thanks for the VV data. I use a fair bit of N320

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u/Agitated_Curmudgeon — 2 days ago
▲ 7 r/TraditionalArchery

Postmarked Feb 13, 2003 Rogue Rover Archery purpleheart-footed POC's. Two dozen.

I'm going to go buy a bottle of Bruichladdich and drink a toast to the great men and women of archery that came before us..

u/Agitated_Curmudgeon — 4 days ago
▲ 15 r/reloading

11.25x23 ?? The hell is this?

And I see it was Berdan primed until the Great Lyman Universal Decapper made it uhh.. "universal."

u/Agitated_Curmudgeon — 6 days ago
▲ 21 r/reloading

It's good to be a hoarder.. dig these prices

The .223 from Lake City was even processed. Decapped and polished.

$10. for 50 pieces new Starline .32 H&R. $.20/per.

u/Agitated_Curmudgeon — 7 days ago