Will mould work for me?

[theleo]

I got the email yesterday letting me know about NOE's weekly deals and one caught my eye. It's a .360 154 grain WFN and I'm wondering if this would work for both 357 magnums and 38 specials. I've got a J frame model 60 and would just prefer to use 357 magnum brass for it and load them to what ever level I want. I just don't want a 357 maximum bullet with the crimp groove in the wrong spot for a mag. Any incites would be appreciated, thanks.

[Jim..47]

Do you have a link for that bullet mould? I did a quick search but didn't find it

[theleo]

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[Walter Laich]

check for it here: http://noebulletmolds.com/NV/product_info.php?cPath=35&products_id=1533&osCsid=2lr04aispe174g7po0fuk3v2o4 (http://noebulletmolds.com/NV/product_info.php?cPath=35&products_id=1532&osCsid=2lr04aispe174g7po0fuk3v2o4)

[runfiverun]

the drawing has a measurement from the crimp groove forward.
measure your brass length and add the amount of boolit sticking out there together.
that will show you your loaded rounds oal.
you can measure fitment to your cylinder length from there by subtracting the rim thickness.
you'll also want to look at the length of the front drive band versus your cylinders throat.