Posted by: Drooopy
Primers in 357 mag - 04/27/21 08:22 AM
I think I know I am good to go on this but wanted to be sure. Found 300 magnum small rifle primers I didnt know zi had when I was unpacking from moving the other day. I need to load some 357 mag for my lever action, but it is possible I could shoot a few in my model 60 Ladysmith. Hornady ftx projectiles if that makes a diff. Not sure on powder yet.
Good to go with the msrp?
Posted by: vic
Re: Primers in 357 mag - 04/27/21 11:20 PM
Small rifle and small pistol primers are interchangeable, dimension-wise. The rifle primers will elevate pressure slightly and have a harder cup, so a pistol with light strikes may occasionally misfire.
Posted by: shootergdv
Re: Primers in 357 mag - 05/05/21 01:23 PM
CCI says their SRP are equivalent to SP Magnum primers.
The magnum SRP probably somewhat hotter than magnum SP .
Just me, I'd back off some on suggested load for regular primers and work up .
YMMV !
Posted by: jr45
Re: Primers in 357 mag - 05/23/21 09:47 AM
I found many SRP have a harder cups and can lead to some misfires in revolvers when used in double action mode. Other than that, I found no problems using SRP in handguns.