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I’m guessing 1.630 won’t work in an original King Cobra (not sure about the reintroduced version).

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Anyone know how the Extreme penetrators compare?

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I'll have to measure an Alaska Backpacker 200 grain load. They worked fine in a Ruger SP101 but they were too long for a Colt Lawman MKIII. I loved the Colt otherwise but that issue sent it down the road.


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If my memory is correct this stuff clocked 1350 fps out of my 6" GP100, its good stuff.

https://www.grizzlycartridge.com/sh...handgun/revolver/357-magnum-200gr-wlngc/

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Originally Posted by ronc
If my memory is correct this stuff clocked 1350 fps out of my 6" GP100, its good stuff.

https://www.grizzlycartridge.com/sh...handgun/revolver/357-magnum-200gr-wlngc/

Gonna pick some of this up too..

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Make sure the gizzly 200gr OAL is compatible with your revolver - some of their stuff is pretty long.

You might also want to try Underwood (180s). Double tap is another source of 200gr 357s but currently out of stock.

Underwood

https://www.underwoodammo.com/357-magnum-180-grain-lead-flat-nose-gas-check.html

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Originally Posted by paul105
Make sure the gizzly 200gr OAL is compatible with your revolver - some of their stuff is pretty long.

You might also want to try Underwood (180s). Double tap is another source of 200gr 357s but currently out of stock.

Underwood

https://www.underwoodammo.com/357-magnum-180-grain-lead-flat-nose-gas-check.html

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Ok thanks, Paul. I will double check that and probably pick up some underwood. Seems the OAL on the Underwood stuff is a safer bet.

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😂! A .357 is than nothing……but, not a lot better! 😉

You’ve been given some very good info on cartridges available. Properly placed, the .357 will work for you, but, that is with anything…..rifle or handgun!


Good Luck on your elk hunt, and may your .357 cartridges be wasted money! memtb

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If my memory is correct this stuff clocked 1350 fps out of my 6" GP100, its good stuff.

https://www.grizzlycartridge.com/sh...handgun/revolver/357-magnum-200gr-wlngc/

Gonna pick some of this up too..

Huh, 200 grain .357.

I may grab a couple boxes and try it myself.

Just for giggles though, to be fair, grizzly encounters are highly unlikely in Kansas. grin

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Originally Posted by memtb
😂! A .357 is than nothing……but, not a lot better! 😉

You’ve been given some very good info on cartridges available. Properly placed, the .357 will work for you, but, that is with anything…..rifle or handgun!


Good Luck on your elk hunt, and may your .357 cartridges be wasted money! memtb

This is great!!! I appreciate the advice and also the well wishes! Will definitely keep my rifle handy and hope the revolver is a waste of weight and space.

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