I loaded up some Speer 110grn hollow points just to see what they would do in my BBS. I had mixed results as far as accuracy went. The ones I loaded up with CFE pistol were very accurate. What amazed me was the lack of recoil, it felt like I was shooting a 22 magnum instead of a .357. These should make good plinking loads for the grand kids. The ones I loaded with W296 were not as accurate as the slower loads but were not bad. The recoil was not bad with them but there was a lot more noise.
I will want to try the W296 loads again after my new barrel gets shot in a little bit.
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110grn 357
110grn 357
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Re: 110grn 357
I like shooting 125gr out of the pistols for that reason. No recoil to speak of
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Re: 110grn 357
I load up 110 grain Hornady XTP in .38 cal for my sons wife as plinking rounds. She loves them, easy on her dainty hands.
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