(retitled) I have some experience with .357 Mag in the 1894C
by Hobie 
, Shenandoah Valley of Virginia, Sunday, January 22, 2012, 20:58 (4637 days ago) @ stonewalrus
edited by Hobie, Monday, January 23, 2012, 19:22
I have found, and this has been supported by others, that the 158 gr. Speer GD and the 158 gr. Hornday XTP-FP (not HP), the Hornady 180 gr. XTP and Remington 180 gr SJHP seem to be the best jacketed bullets for the .357 Magnum rifle. In my gun 125s went about 2200 fps. That's a bit fast for the bullets' design parameters but would be great for woodchucks. The cast bullets 150 gr. and up do a good job all around depending on design and alloy. Bryan over on Leverguns posted a photo of a deer killed with his rifle and 180 gr. cast and that bullet did a lot of damage.
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Sincerely,
Hobie
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- Social medicine to feed my Rossi 92 in 357? -
stonewalrus,
2012-01-22, 18:42
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- Social medicine to feed my Rossi 92 in 357? - Slow Hand, 2012-01-22, 18:58
- I would tend towards 158 grains - bj, 2012-01-22, 19:35
- Social medicine to feed my Rossi 92 in 357? - anachronism, 2012-01-22, 20:33
- (retitled) I have some experience with .357 Mag in the 1894C -
Hobie,
2012-01-22, 20:58
- Careful on the pressure.... -
Bud,
2012-01-23, 09:03
- Careful on the pressure.... - bob, 2012-01-23, 09:52
- the 92 is pretty strong, especially in .357 -
bj,
2012-01-23, 16:27
- the 92 is pretty strong, especially in .357 - Slow Hand, 2012-01-23, 17:34
- No problems in my 1894C as none of the loads I use exceed - Hobie, 2012-01-23, 19:23
- Careful on the pressure.... -
Bud,
2012-01-23, 09:03
- Social medicine to feed my Rossi 92 in 357? - Warhawk, 2012-02-01, 11:40