a load with 4227 in 38 Spl I got from your writings years ago. I'm far from my loading stuff and info so details are a bit foggy, just recall that I got the info off of one of your articles and tried the load through my Model 10. But a LOT of unburned powder resulted. I don't recall what primer you used or that I used for that matter. Would a magnum primer be called for in the 38 spl? I'm pretty sure I had a snug crimp and good bullet pull, so that's the only other thing that comes to mind that might have improved the load. I've never tried 4227 in the 38 again, just don't have time to mess around much when we're up north so mostly keep to the milder, typical Unique/Bullseye/231 type loads.
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Loading .44 Specials Today
- Jim Taylor, 2022-10-25, 12:43
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I just normally stick with Winchester primers as they are
- Gary Reeder, 2022-10-26, 13:42
- Yes. I like them also. (nm) - Jim Taylor, 2022-10-26, 14:07
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I substitute 4227 in my loads. For me it
- WB, 2022-10-25, 14:47
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I have only noticed the difference between cleand and dirty
- Jim Taylor, 2022-10-25, 15:25
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ANYTHING WORTH DOING IS
- JT, 2022-10-25, 16:08
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JT, I was wondering about
- AmBraCol, 2022-10-26, 05:51
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YES. THE POWDER NOT
- JT, 2022-10-26, 06:36
- Thanks for the tip. I may have to - AmBraCol, 2022-10-27, 06:09
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YES. THE POWDER NOT
- JT, 2022-10-26, 06:36
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JT, I was wondering about
- AmBraCol, 2022-10-26, 05:51
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ANYTHING WORTH DOING IS
- JT, 2022-10-25, 16:08
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I have only noticed the difference between cleand and dirty
- Jim Taylor, 2022-10-25, 15:25
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NOTHING IN TEXAS OR
- JT, 2022-10-25, 13:33
- For sure! Can be loaded from mild to wild. A favorite--- - Jeff Spencer, 2022-10-25, 14:26
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I just normally stick with Winchester primers as they are
- Gary Reeder, 2022-10-26, 13:42