357 sig loads

[newbedoo]

I am looking for 357 sig loads for ipsc open gun with comp.
Ideas?

 

[Zeb]

Me to. Anybody ??

 

[RUPZUK]

Who makes an open gun in 357 sig ?
The ones I've seen are wildcat 9x40's which are very similar.

 

[chemo]

wildcat 9x40 seems like such a better way... .40 necked down to 9mm
you wont be able to neck down .40 to 357 sig your brass will be too short there is a similar thread going on right now!

handloads.com for all your handloads inquiries.
here is the specific link for what you ask:
http://www.handloads.com/loaddata/d...&Weight=All&type=Handgun&Order=Powder&Source=

 

[mike v]

I have reloaded 1000rds. of .357 sig. with .40 cal brass. If you haven;t actually done this you shouldn't post your opinion. I use roll sized brass from wolf, case lube from dillon, 124gr. aim projectile, 9.6 grs. HS6, small rifle primer, OAL 1.190, and a descent crimp. These are easey to load and function well. Power factor approx. 170-175 These are fired through STI open gun with a rechambered .38 super barrel

 

[Walter Hornby]

contact the Alberta Section coordinator as he shoots a sig. also in Edmonton Tony C.

 

[Zeb]

Hey Mike v, a couple of questions for you.

What loading setup do you use?

Do you run your .40 brass first to neck down, then into a progressive. Or does your progressive do it all in one run through?

I use a Dillon 650, but I have a RCBS rock-chucker as well. I was thinking of running a bunch of .40 brass through the single stage press first to neck down. Then through the Dillion to load. Your thoughts?

Also I have a set of 357 Sig RCBS dies (2 die set). Did you buy a third die to crimp. I plan on using a Lee Factory Crimp.

Gerold.

 

[mike v]

I use a dillon 550 3 die set up and run them threw like anything else other than the case lube