Ok , make sure the bullet diameter is correct , something simple is going on here... It should easily size down , some people use 9mm bullets in .38 which is .356 vs the .38s .358....
The 110gr bullets have been reported to walk in light weight heavy recoiling pistols , exactly why I load the 125gr for my wife's Ruger LCR , and told her to stay around that weight with that pistol...
I just pulled a Hornady manual from 1973 and it has data for 110s , I didn't even know they had that light back then , everyone was shooting 158s I know at that time..
Glad you're watching for the double charge , I dropped powder for 50 and doing it by the rules and checking with a flashlight i found a double , it's the only one I have ever had... Scared the crap out of me , started dropping powder and seating one at a time after that day...
The mixed brass really shouldn't matter , exept for crimp , not neck tension...
No matter what , let us know what happened , I am following now to see...
The 110gr bullets have been reported to walk in light weight heavy recoiling pistols , exactly why I load the 125gr for my wife's Ruger LCR , and told her to stay around that weight with that pistol...
I just pulled a Hornady manual from 1973 and it has data for 110s , I didn't even know they had that light back then , everyone was shooting 158s I know at that time..
Glad you're watching for the double charge , I dropped powder for 50 and doing it by the rules and checking with a flashlight i found a double , it's the only one I have ever had... Scared the crap out of me , started dropping powder and seating one at a time after that day...
The mixed brass really shouldn't matter , exept for crimp , not neck tension...
No matter what , let us know what happened , I am following now to see...
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