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Azar ...now that someone has brought it up, I have something to say about Hodgdon (this may be of interest should anyone think about talking to the folks at Hodgdon). First, so that we have something ...

Paul ...apologies as well. I'm not angry at you so don't worry about it I'd rather be in a group of strong-willed men than with a herd of sheep.

The Chief Ballistician at Hodgdon is aware of the is ...

See paragraph 3, my last comment.

PaulS ...I ask because you seem to have a strong opinion on the subject and so I am wondering if you have experience with the Herrett. It is not a well-known or popular round. Any information someone ...

PaulS ...what depth do you seat your 200 gr. bullets when loading 357 Herrett?

I've checked some "old" reloading data sheets and IMR (2003) used the same load data found on the present Hodgdon site ...COL = 2.540" and the same powder charges. Hornady recommends 2.340" and I have ...

Folks, I have tried to inform the Hodgdon people about this problem by using their email "contact us" page. I have received no response and they haven't changed the error. So ...If you are reloading 2 ...

Donut Slayer,
How did you get the shell out of the shell holder? I can see how a primer might get seated side-ways ...so your experience will be valuable to someone, sometime. Thanks in advance.

Hello Pete,
Yeah ...they are not loud, just unexpected. I'm most concerned with a small piece of the anvil flying off since there is nothing holding it back. Like you say, I don't want to be expla ...

Appreciate the comment, Ominivision1. I'll bet having that primer go off was enough to make you jump. Anything worth noting when it did?

Thank you, shrpshtrjoe.

A friend of mine came to me with a problem ...new for him ...old for me. He had seated a primer into a case, backwards. I've done this many times over several decades and told him that if you load lon ...