357 Magnum with Hodgdon H110

[BatteryOaksBilly]

No idea. .460? Yowch. I don't dig recoil that much, 'course I know they're big heavy guns, which is why I like to hot rod my .41 Mag SBH Hunter. It's so heavy it just soaks up the recoil. I will have a .414 Super Mag built & while it's a beast, it ain't nowhere near the modern big boomers.

You oughtta see the light show my .357 Max with a stiff pour of IMR4227 pushing a 200gr 1500+ fps produces at night. The b/c gap flash is stunning 😎 2400's supposed to produce even more flash than 4227 & I've thought about loading some up with it, for nightime shenanigans 'round the next camp fire.

Try a 110 with 20 grains of 2400.....

 

[Toprudder]

If you want less bark and flash, try N-110. Even loaded to the same velocity, the N-110 loads were noticeably quieter and less flash than the H-110 loads shot back to back, 44mag. N-110 also doesn’t have the same limitation of reduced loads that H-110 has.

 

[Desolo]

Ive been loading up some 7.62x25mm 86gr rnsp bullets with a 13gr charge of H110 for my CZ 52..... Im hoping to get a chance to try them out at some point soon, But havent been shooting much lately.

My Brother and I have had great success using H110 in .50 Beowulf. Super accurate with 350gr rsfp Berry's.

 

[Crazy Carl]

Oh sweet. That'd actually be really cool of you. Let me know what you find.

Sorry for the late reply, dude. I'ma hang on to my 2400.

 

[Gnash.Hyena]

Sorry for the late reply, dude. I'ma hang on to my 2400.

No worries. I figured when the offer didn't come promptly, that that's what you'd decided. It's fine. I can still *use* the H110 just fine, and if I ever get into 300blk myself, it'll be invaluable.