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BigSlick
02-19-2007, 01:07 AM
Hi guys,
I got to rummaging around my junk box tonight and ran across a box of 71gr RN bullets.
I'm breaking in a new 32 H&R tomorrow and would like to use these. I know, they are most often loaded with 32 SW/Long but I don't have any brass in that size.
Any suggestions ? Maybe a favorite (or functional) load ?
Thanks in advance
'Slick
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Dale53
02-19-2007, 01:24 AM
3.5 grs of Win 231 give will you slightly more than 800 fps. 3.5 Bullseye will give you somewhat more than 900 fps. Both loads in .32 H&R Mag cases. All from Lyman's 47th Edition Reloading Handbook.
Dale53
BigSlick
02-19-2007, 01:50 AM
Thanks Dale :drinks:
My Lyman 48th is on loan to a newbie right now. I knew I had seen data somewhere but couldn't find it for the life of me.
Seems like 4.7gr Unique was a good load too, but I will use 231 to get these loaded and finished.
You're a life saver my friend.
'Slick
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Larry Gibson
02-19-2007, 03:03 PM
Some years back I used the max Lyman load of 5.5 gr Unique to shoot up a couple boxes of the 71 gr RNs. They ran slightly over 1200 fps out of a 6" M16 S&W. Never really grouped them but the 6 shots over the Oehler 35P went into 1.7" at 25 yards. A few turns on the elevation screw brought them into zero and they hit quite well at 50 yards. I recall taking a couple shots at the 200 yard berm and discovering they shot quite a bit flatter than I expected.
Larry Gibson
BigSlick
02-20-2007, 02:58 AM
Went with the 3.5gr 231 load. Nice and soft.
First time out with the SP101.
All I can say is boooooring. Pull the trigger, hit the X, pull the trigger, hit the X...
Made it look like I was some kind of great shot. :mrgreen:
I also loaded some 100gr XTP's with a charge of H4227. Same thing, one X after another at 15 yds from bags.
The XTP loads were obviously warmer, but still very nice to shoot. Sent about 300 down range.
That's the last jwords I had on hand.
This gun will never see another, or God forbid, a factory round.
I like this gun, I like it *A LOT*.
Sweet shooter in every respect. After dry firing it about 1200 times Saturday and Sunday, the trigger smoothed up a tad. I took it down and lubed it up good. Will clean it up good tomorrow and see if I can get Friday off and hit the range again. I won't run it as wet as today for certain.
Now if I can get it to digest a few cast rounds and get anywhere close to the same results i will be more than happy ;)
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Dale53
02-20-2007, 03:10 AM
BigSlick;
Glad to see that you have joined the club. The .32 H&R Mag is a far better round than most people expect. The SP101 is a very nice package. There have been a number of fine revolvers for this load. The sales will never be super high, but those who have them seem to have a mysterious smile on their faces...
I am still waiting to get my SP101 back from the pistolsmith (installing a Weaver rail for a Red Dot). I am also considering a Red Dot LT (reflex sight similar, but a bit nicer than the Doctor Sight). It is very compact and will make carrying the SP101 a bit easier in the field. I need an adjustable sight as I shoot the Hornady HB WC, the Lee GB 100 gr Keith, and the Lee GB .314 120gr RF. All hit to a different point of impact (elevation change).
Dale53
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