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Hi guys , I require your advice, I am planning on doing bulk reloading for my 1930- 1948 S&W k frame using the Lyman 357446 Thompson SWC bullet with the AOL of 1.457 utilizing the lower crimping groove. The revolvers are of following a 1932 M&P, a early post war commercial victory, a WW2 Victory & a 1948 C series M&P snubby. All revolvers are safe to fire and are in very good to excellent condition. The plan is to have a quality reloads with the same point of aim as 158 gr factory police loads. I plan I using 4 to 4.4 grs of Unique, I am concerned if these loads may be too much for these vintage revolvers, any suggestions would be appreciated. Happy Holidays, | ||
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You well want to stay in the standard 38spl range 15 to 16 thousand PSI. and away from +P and +P+ data for sure 4 to 4.4 should be with I the standard load data range. | |||
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