I use 3.2 gr IMR 700X with a 158gr SWC. It's more like shjooting a .22lr IMHO. My wife gets a kick outta shooting them.
one of the cleanest and has a wide range of use. i use it in almost all of my handgun loads.
I use universal, but it sucks for 38 IMO. It works, but it leaves a lot of burnt flakes. I've also used TiteGroup I think. I'd probably try Clays and J&K 158gr SWC. Those bullets are da bomb.
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3.5 gr Unique under a 158 gr lrnfp.
Gonna have to try some of those Trail Boss loads.
I started my wife off with 3.2 grains of hp38 over one of mitch's(j&k bullet caster) LRN 158's. That load is super light but still maintains pretty good accuracy up close. She's up to 3.5 grs now w/ no complaints. That is from a 4 inch gp100.
As any old bullseye shooter will tell you, 2.9gr bullseye or 3 gr HP38/231 under 148gr wadcutter have been standard target loads for decades. Light and extremely accurate.
You can use the same loads with 125gr lead, but they are not as accurate.
Class last week, 2 of the beginners wanted to learn revolver, started them out on Precision Delta 148gr lead WC remanufactured ammo in 3" S&W Model 60. (mother and daughter)
You can use the same loads with 125gr lead, but they are not as accurate.
Class last week, 2 of the beginners wanted to learn revolver, started them out on Precision Delta 148gr lead WC remanufactured ammo in 3" S&W Model 60. (mother and daughter)
Thanks. I need to get some and give it a try.
