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jmortimer · January 23, 2013, 10:44 AM

I have two "lightweight" .357's - a 13 ounce S&W 360 and a 17 ounce Ruger LCR. I bought both intending to shoot .38s or Cowboy .357's. I like the 158 grain Cowboy RNFPs. I also like the Grizzly 158 grain hard cast WFN .38s either standard pressure or +P. Stronger lightweight gun made sense for me. The "wife" from the above post who shoots .357s out of a short barrel gun must be using a SP101. If she can shoot a 13 ounce gun with .357s she must be quite a "woman."

January 23, 2013, 10:44 AM	#22
jmortimer Junior member Join Date: January 24, 2010 Location: South West Riverside County California Posts: 2,763	I have two "lightweight" .357's - a 13 ounce S&W 360 and a 17 ounce Ruger LCR. I bought both intending to shoot .38s or Cowboy .357's. I like the 158 grain Cowboy RNFPs. I also like the Grizzly 158 grain hard cast WFN .38s either standard pressure or +P. Stronger lightweight gun made sense for me. The "wife" from the above post who shoots .357s out of a short barrel gun must be using a SP101. If she can shoot a 13 ounce gun with .357s she must be quite a "woman."