.357 and 200 gr cast

[atr]

I need some help,,,
does anyone have a recommendation for loads for a 200 gr cast in .357 (revolver) ?
Powders I have are Bullseye, IMR4227 and 2400
thanks
atr

[Groo]

Groo here
There were some loads in the Lyman cast manual.
There are loads for W296/H110 and W680/AA1680.
That heavy a loading in 357 requires very slow powder.

[Outpost75]

200-grain cast in .357 brass, I get good results with 4.2-4.5 grains of Alliant Bullseye.

Not high velocity, but accurate.

[Beerd]

201176

[high standard 40]

For my 357 mag DW revolver, I use the RCBS 200 rifle bullet with gas check and crimp over the ogive. This is seated rather deep.
I use 296 but I can't list the charge because it is not a published load. It takes down rams rather nicely even though my load is not at a heavy level of pressure based on indicators.

[JSH]

This is the kind of question that keeps me from giving out any data anymore. No clue as to what kind of wheel gun. I shoot some heavies in my FA and TC. It darn sure isnt anything I would want to put in my 19 Smith.
Then if I mention an OAL and the guy just shoves the bullet deeper.......

[Bzcraig]

There definitely is data out there if you look for it. I have a load using 2400 in my Rossi trapper that is excellent.

[atr]

thanks all....I got some very help full information...loads for bullseye, unique, and 2400....
my older manuals don't have his newer information.
atr

[9.3X62AL]

Right out of a dated W-W powder pamphlet, c. 1995--200 grain lead bullet, WSPM primers, 12.4 grains of WW-296. The book claims 1200 FPS, I get 1175-1200 FPS in my Ruger BisHawk x 7.5" with Lyman #358430. From the 4" 686, yield is 1075-1100 FPS. VERY ACCURATE in both.

[Landy88]

Accurate had some loads for bowling pin shooting (Note: These were likely wadcutters and short. COALs may not fit others.) in past booklets. Castpics has pdf versions. The old paperbag paper IMR pamphlets had some loads, but I don't have or know where to find digital copies.

[atr]

9.3x62AL....thanks for that load....my mold is the same as yours....
atr

[Kestrel4k]

OP, there was an almost-identical thread on this topic a few weeks ago (despite the rather unhelpful thread title).
I think you may find additional information there. Hope this helps,

http://castboolits.gunloads.com/showthread.php?339289-38-Blackout