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Hodgdon Universal Disclaimer: All of the following powder
charges were taken from reloading manuals produced by gun powder companies or
other reloading manuals that may vary in powder charges greatly. Various
components combined, make all the difference in the world. I am not responsible
for your actions. Always refer to official reloading manuals when reloading. As
usual, I must say that this information is what works for me. Use your own
common sense. You are responsible for your own actions! 1. Universal appears to be a very mild load even at max
charges -- very gentle as long as your slide cyles
OK. Springfield XD 357 with standard 4"
barrel Hodgdon Universal Starline brass West Coast plated 124 grain flat point
bullets I used a cannelure
groove
Steyr M357 with standard 4” barrel Hodgdon Universal Starline brass Winchester primers Oregon Trail Laser-Cast Silver 122 grain flat
point bullets No cannelure groove, and I used a strong crimp to cut a crimp groove into
the softer lead bullet (compared to a plated bullet)
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