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Loading up some .357 with 158gr bullets for rifle. Lil Gun burn rates from chart look to be in the same area as other slower powders for .357. I used reg primers for power pistol loads but maybe mag primers would be better with Lil Gun? Yes/NO.
Thanks in advance.
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Shows Lil'Gun loads using Win Small Pistol Magnum primers in the .357 mag
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I use magnums with Lil Gun. Hodgdon's does too.
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When I used to shoot some jacketed bullets in my 44s I had a great load using Lilgun. I always used standard primers and never had any issues with accuracy or erratic ignition or velocity spreads. Have never burned any in 357 so I don’t know if that case would behave differently but I doubt it.
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