Use hot loads) 158 grain LSWC or LRN (Semi-Wad Cutter or Round Nose) Bullseyeġ,075 (plated, actual in 7″ bbl revolver)ġ,307 max (Enforcer load below is SWC + GC )ġ58-160 grain JHP or JSP (Jacketed Hollow or Soft Point) Bullseye (bullets seated deeper = higher pressures) (I don’t recommend lead at over 900įPS) (unless at least using a Gas Check) (with pure lead wadcutters, do not * use magnum primers (standard is OK) 135 grain LRNFP (lead) Universalġ40 grain JHP or JSP (Jacketed Hollow or Soft Point) Power Pistolġ46-148 grain LWC (Lead Wad Cutter) Bullseye (IMR 4227 is same as H-4227 if made in Australia) 110 grain JHP (Jacketed Hollow Point) Bullseyeġ25 grain JHP or JSP (Jacketed Hollow or Soft Point) Bullseye It is just a guide and the reason you should start under these charges and work up. Due to different barrel lengths, type of bullet, seating depth, primer type and other factors, you may not get near the FPS charted. (See note on Powders below or read all about variousīullets are. (Note: These are near maximum loads, you should use 10% less to start.)(2009 Note: Some of these loads are from 1996 and in the passing years the powder companies have reduced their maximum loads particularly ones that have been around a long time like Unique. (WC= WadCutter, SWC= Semi-WadCutter, HP= Hollow Point, RN= Round Nose), SP=Soft Point, (JHP= Jacketed Hollow Point and if GC indicated, means Gas Check at bottom of lead bullet) Loads for. 357 Armour Piercing(no longer legal or available), 160 gr.
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