Lyman 162 gr 357446 swc bullets in the .357 Magnum
hi guys , i require your input , i am planning on loading a batch of .357 magnum load using approx. 12.5 grains of 2400 to start with[ perhaps more ] .
I will be using hard cast Lyman 162 gr 357446 swc bullets cast by me , problem I have is Red Rooster & Javelina bullets lube are out of production . what is a good lube to try ??
master plan is to develop a load using used brass that will group under approx. 8 inches at 100 yards
someone on the forum must be loading this bullet and can advise me .
many thanks, robbt
Lyman 162 gr 357446 swc bullets in the .357 Magnum
You might want to look here.
Carnuba Red or BAC are what i use in all my cast pistol and rifle loads.
Hope this helps.
John
Lyman 162 gr 357446 swc bullets in the .357 Magnum
Sure, Lars make and sells good lube for a good price. His Carnauba Red is very good and his 50/50 will duplicate Javelina. He had a fire in his shop, but he is back shipping again. Here is he link.
Lyman 162 gr 357446 swc bullets in the .357 Magnum
I use the CR for everything rifle and pistol. Also have some BAC that I will eventually try. Can't go wrong with the CR and the price is right. I always use the 358477 and 12.5 gr 2400 is a reasonable load with it. As always, work up for your gun.
Lyman 162 gr 357446 swc bullets in the .357 Magnum
I'm currently using BLT Soft Blue with the same bullet, plus it's little brothers 358156 & 358156HP. Carnuba Red is not quite half the price of LBT, which is still and exceptional value, especially when you compare prices with some of Lyman & Thompsons bullet lubes.