I am wanting to "copy" Remington's Golden saber cartridges for .357 Magnum. Has anyone tried this? Any info/load data/recommendations you can give me would be greatly appreciated.

I would take the bullet weight that you want from any reloading book start on the low end run them thru a chrony when the vel starts looking about right and your not showing pressure signs call it good enough.

rob -
Is the Golden Saber bullet available as a component?

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Absolutely. Go here....
http://www.midwayusa.com/online/productpage.exe/showproduct?SaleItemID=720905

Thanks robv60!!

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I load the 125 grain golden saber bullets in my 357 guns.My favorite load is 17.5 grains of 2400.Another good load is 9.4 grains of Unique.Both loads use federal 100 primers.Be careful because both of these loads are near max.I would try about 9.0 grains of unique if I were wanting to duplicate the factory velocity.

robv60 -

Another good, near max load in the 357, is 13.5 (14.5 listed as MAX) Blue Dot with standard, NOT MAGNUM, primer, and 125 grain bullet.

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