Posted: 4/1/2006 8:06:35 PM EDT
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thanks, gary, hon we are well--hubby loves loading for the 357 and he loaded some really hot ones he decided to pull apart, i think--you think its possible hot loads contributed to the firing pin breaking or is it just normal wear and tear?? he got it used while still in MO and we have had it for a year |
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The firing pin broke?!?!?!? But that is a Smith and Wesson, nothing else in the world is better (except maybe a glock or 1911 depending on which type of fanatical nut job you are talking to How hot is he loading them? I done got me a .357 and I have loaded up some fire breathers for it and let me tell ya, you know when you pulled the trigger. (BTW, mine is a Ruger Security Six, it can't break Be sure to tell the hubby I said hi and y'all are missed here at the MoDCC shoots. Oh yeah, I will be driving through ohio the beginning of june, keep and eye on hwy 70 and I will wave as I drive past. |
It's not that I loaded 'em hot, but I set the bullets a tad deep![]() Don't know if that helped break the hammer, there's no telling how old or how many rounds it's seen. Gary, I believe you've even shot it. I had it at our little get together December '04 at BRRC.
I was using H110. Switched to Blue Dot, and so far minimum loads are fun enough with it. Gotta love that fireball
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I used to love 18.5gns of WW296 (max load) behind a 125 JHP in my 4" GP100. Every time you pulled the trigger, it felt like someone took a phone book and hit you in the face with it. Oh, and it was impossible to keep your eyes open when you touched 'er off. What fun!
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