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Lyman 50th says to use magnum primers for all .44 magnum recipes using H110 or 296.
BUT for 180 gr jacketed hardcast bullet, they list a starting weight of 29.0 gr and a max weight of 30.0.
So start at the minimum and develop your load.
H110 is what I use for hot loads in 357 and 44 Magnums. The important thing to remember with H110 is never go below the posted minimum load. If you use less, it stands a chance of detonating instead of igniting. Very bad juju.Lee says large pistol primer, but most everything I have read says for H110 use the magnum. A couple articles advised against using the H110 because of the loads min/max being so close. I will definitely be going with the starting load. The last 44 mag reloads I shot with H110, felt scary hot, but I looked up the load and it was a starting load!
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Lee says large pistol primer, but most everything I have read says for H110 use the magnum. A couple articles advised against using the H110 because of the loads min/max being so close. I will definitely be going with the starting load. The last 44 mag reloads I shot with H110, felt scary hot, but I looked up the load and it was a starting load!
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Love when that happens. Everyone leaves behind 9mm so I'm good for bringing home at least 3x what I shoot usually.
Lee manual says to never reload .40 S&W that were shot from a Glock because of unsupported barrel and possible kaboom. I would think this would be even more dangerous in a 10 mm barrel. The .40 is only held in place by the extractor in a 10 mm gun. Why not just get a 40 barrel for your Glock and not ruin your extractor. Midway has one for $80 I believe. A kaboom in a Glock could be lethal.Separated it all last night and some confused shooter muddied up my haul with a bunch of .40 S&W!!! I’ve got about 60 or 70 empty .40 cases from my last 2 range trips. When I get a few more I may just load ‘em up (I’ve got the 10mm/.40S&W die set) and I can shoot them outta my Glock 20.
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I have a S&W629, 8" barrel. I know what you mean.Plan is to get an aftermarket barrel for all my Glocks (already have one for my 17’s) so I can shoot lead out of them. If I get enough .40 brass I’ll get one to shoot that caliber. I loaded up a batch of 44 last night with the H110, and went and shot a few today. Now THAT is fun!!!!
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No expert here but Glocks have polygonal rifling and the supposed danger is an increase in lead fouling with possible increased pressure in the barrel. I don't know how true this is but I shoot fmj in my Glocks. don't know if the coated bullets are safer than lead.I shoot swaged coated lead bullets from my Glocks. I think that warning is the lack of rifling in a Glock may not stabilize the bullet and hurt accuracy.
No expert here but Glocks have polygonal rifling and the supposed danger is an increase in lead fouling with possible increased pressure in the barrel. I don't know how true this is but I shoot fmj in my Glocks. don't know if the coated bullets are safer than lead.
Not true. Glocks do have supported chambers. The first gen Glocks didn't have fully supported chambers and did have some trouble with the Glock kaboom but all others are fully supported. I've shot thousands of rounds from my glock, reloaded them and shot again.