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I just picked up a S&W Model 329, Titanium .44 Magnum, 26 oz. 4".

I would like to load a 200 / 225 grain lead bullet with a wide/flat meplat and a gas check. I am not interested in making them.

I would like the load to run 1000-1200 fps.

Any information on where I might find such bullets as well as your load recommendations, would be appreciated.

Cheers,

Sam
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Posts: 702 | Location: Lenoir. N.C. | Registered: 18 September 2000Reply With Quote
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If you can get the bullets sized .430 or .431 you won't need to have the gas checks, for those velocities. Another suggestion is get a fire lapping kit to lap out the section of the barrel that passes thru the frame, you will remove the second largest contributer to leading. The first contibuter is under sized bullets .429.
Check your chamber throats for size and get the bullets that size or one 1/1000th larger.
Jim
 
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"Any information on where I might find such bullets as well as your load recommendations," Big Sam

Sam,
Take a look at www.beartoothbullets.com, never shot any myself, I do make my own, but from all reports Marshall does an excellent job, and LOTS of good info for loads, and firelapping, should it prove necessary.
Cheers,
R*2
Ps. One of those lightweights ehhhhh, wow, quite a handfull with a full house load I'm told.
 
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