Reeder Custom Guns - That is what I thought but the

Larry Fry
That is what I thought but the
Saturday, August 08, 2020, 15:04

Sierra Edition 5 second printing manual I have lists for a 158 grain JSP; W296 start load 15.9 and stop 17.3; H110 start 13.3 and stop of 16.3. NOT the same. I looked at the Hodgdon Reload Center on line and got start loads of 15 grains and stop loads of 16.7 on both powders. This is the cause of my confusion as the Hornady, Speer, Lee and Lyman manuals I have all list different start/stop loads with a 158 grain bullet. Since a few tenths of powder could cause an over pressure that would be UN-GOOD, I wanted to approach this round with a lot of caution, hence my question. Would 15.5 grains of either powder be a good starting point?

Does anyone here have a favorite - Larry Fry, 2020-08-07, 19:22
- Thanks everyone. I have one pound - Larry Fry, 2020-08-08, 08:48
  - H110 AND W296 ARE INTERCHANGEABLE (nm) - JT, 2020-08-08, 12:18
    - That is what I thought but the - Larry Fry, 2020-08-08, 15:04
      - FOLLOW HODGDON'S. BOTH - JT, 2020-08-08, 17:22
        Amen. And some manuals are prone to make mistakes. Look at - gary reeder, 2020-08-08, 18:49
        if you have the 50th edition of Lyman's book - gary reeder, 2020-08-08, 18:56
  - 357 Loads with Sierra 158 gr. bullet - Jim Taylor, 2020-08-08, 09:41
    - I have that manual hence my confusion. (nm) - Larry Fry, 2020-08-08, 15:05
  - Sorry that was Alcorn and not Huey. (nm) - Larry Fry, 2020-08-08, 08:49
    - I can't tell them apart either, and throw in WB - Gary Reeder, 2020-08-08, 13:38
- I like 13.5gr of 2400 under a 158grlswc (nm) - Drdougrx, 2020-08-08, 08:13
- 357 load - carl hackney, 2020-08-07, 21:09
  - 357 load - Alcorn, 2020-08-08, 07:04
    - 18.0 gr. 300 MP - Alcorn, 2020-08-08, 11:19
      - Thannk you! I was reading it wrong. (nm) - Larry Fry, 2020-08-08, 14:45