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02bigdogs17 · January 12, 2013, 02:03 PM

I am loading some 125 grain winchester jacketed soft hollow points for a ruger bolt action .357 mag. My question is my load data is for a hornady 125 grain XTP wich is jacketed all the way up and the book says start with 21.0 grains of H110. Will this be ok for the soft hollow point I am using or do I need to lighten up the powder charge a little for this bullet. Have not loaded for a .357 rifle before just want to make sure everything is good. Thanks for info..

January 12, 2013, 02:03 PM	#1
02bigdogs17 Senior Member Join Date: November 25, 2012 Location: Indiana Posts: 138	.357 mag with H110 I am loading some 125 grain winchester jacketed soft hollow points for a ruger bolt action .357 mag. My question is my load data is for a hornady 125 grain XTP wich is jacketed all the way up and the book says start with 21.0 grains of H110. Will this be ok for the soft hollow point I am using or do I need to lighten up the powder charge a little for this bullet. Have not loaded for a .357 rifle before just want to make sure everything is good. Thanks for info..