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Thread: WSF in 38/357

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    WSF in 38/357

    Anyone using WSF in 38 Spl. and 357 magnum pistol rounds ???? If so where do you find your load data???

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    no Data

    I would not use in 38 Spl. and 357

    good for 9 40 & 45

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    Hodgdon has load data for 38 Special and 38 Special +P, 105 gr CEB Raptor bullet only. Agree with Ford.

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    You can search "Speer Load Data" for handguns on line. Speer gives data for 38 Spl, 158 gr. Lead using WSF 3.8 gr. ~ 4.3 gr. I can verify that WSF 4.2 gr. under a de-horned Lyman 358156 in a 38 Spl case is a nice combination. I've seen no data and have not tried WSF for .357.

    WSF is my go-to for 40 SW.
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    Thank you for the replies.
    James

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    I dont but wsf is basically spherical unique. My fav for full power 9 & 40. If you use midrange unique data & work it up, you should be fine.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ford SD View Post
    no Data

    I would not use in 38 Spl. and 357

    good for 9 40 & 45
    Why not? Just because there is no data doesnt mean you cant develop good safe ammo. I have been using WST in 9, 40 & 45 for over 14y, pretty much no data.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ed_Shot
    ...search "Speer Load Data" for handguns on line...
    https://www.speer.com/reloading/handgun-data.html

    THANKS!

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