Anyone have a sure fire way to reload 357 SIG.

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    I agree Speer casings seem to fit primers tighter than others. I like Blue Dot, except it's dirty. It has an interesting sounding report too. A#9 meters better, but its so fine it makes a mess.
     

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    Know what your saying about interesting report, a definate boom. Longshot is kinda clean. Remembering AA#9 did not shoot very accurate.
     

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    Sometime want to try Power Pistol. Have read that Longshot and Power Pistol are the most accurate for the 357Sig round. My trials were AA#7, AA#9 and Longshot so far.
     
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    I'd use Power Pistol but in thru Lyman and Lee codexes the velocity is lower than Blue Dot or A#9. I feel like I'd be wasting powder to load it in a 357 SIG. I use Power Pistol in 9mm and .45. I really want to get my hands on Ramshot Enforcer for 357 SIG.
     

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    Codexes? not sure what your talking about.

    Ramshot Enforcer? 125gr bullets? Hmm. That sounds like it has some promise. Where did you find that data? Will look again at the Lyman book.
     
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