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  • rufe-snow
    What type of powder do you have, or intend to use?

    What weight of projectiles do you have, or intend to use? Are they jacketed or lead?

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  • perry shooter
    Hello I am a BULLS-EYE shooter so my suggestions might be WARPED why not shoot the same load as your father untill you become a better shot and buy or load one box of the HOTTER stuff to load for when you need it. This will do 2 things #1 save wear and tear on the pistol #2 let you shoot more and cheaper and you won't be bothered by recoil. if you are going to use for hunting "I would think there would be better choices of pistols" you will have to ZERO the hot loads but for a carry gun the point of impact at 25 yards or less between light and hot loads is a mote point .
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  • Pearyw
    My favorite in a moderately hot load is a 200 gr hard lead swc with 5.8gr of winchester 231. With a 230 jacketed bullet, I like 8.2 gr of Accurate 5. If you really want to pump it up, you will need a stronger than stock recoil spring.
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  • gotstolefrom
    Buy a loading manual, unless that is the only caliber or only gun you own. If you reload, you will want a good loading manual, and most reloaders have a couple.

    Even if you stayed with the one gun/caliber, you will end up with different powders, projectiles, etc. somewhere along the line.... A good manual is a great investment.

    BTW, if you are married, this will be just another of those things where 'you don't spend enough time with me anymore'. Mine said 'we don't do things together anymore' HAH ! she now handles the de-capping, and brass related chores..... worked for me.



    If we do not hang together,
    We will most certainly hang separately.
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