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December 21, 2016
i did research and found data for 41 spl's with quite a velocity range. i started these @ 850fps. 210 gr horned XTP. relatively good accuracy but I know I can do better. my question is, are these too slow to stabilize this bullet. I swear some of the holes showed key holing. any advice? i've loaded some and picked up the speed a bit, but haven't been to the range to test them. just asking for opinions.
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December 4, 2011
I am a big fan of the .41mag, I've never thought about loading Specials. I find that the faster I drive the 210 gn bullets the better the gun's accuracy. What is you reason for wanting the specials? Shooting mags won't hurt the gun in the least.
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April 30, 2011
I've only loaded .41 spl w cast lead so can't comment other than you should be ballpark. I try to push 200 grn cast in the 850-950 window and usually on the low end of that. Need to rework loads in the next few weeks for Titegroup so will see where I end up. BTW, for those who don't enjoy turning down brass I note that Starline had a good supply of properly headstamped 41 spl brass.
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February 22, 2009
Here's a stability calculator. Of course if it looks like key-holing, it is, unless you had a ricochet . IMO (which is only good for me), stick with 41 mag brass and download. Use a COW filler if need be.
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