Hey guys. I was wondering how well small rifle primers work in .357 for lever guns? As you know small pistol primers are simply not available or at inflated prices so I need to make my supply last. I was planning to use small pistol magnum but now it looks like I will have to use those in .38 Special. I do have a fair number of small rifle primers; most are standard, some are magnum. My .357 cartridges will only be used in my 1894, I don't own any .357 handguns. Is this a good idea? I have read that small rifle primers can push the boolit out of the case before the powder starts burning, mebbe thats just a problem in revolvers? For practice and varmint control I will be using Unique with 125 and 158 grain plain base boolits, for real hunting loads I will be using H110 with gas checked 158's and j-word 158's and 180's. Let me know what you think or what your experience has been. Thanks!