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    Quote Originally Posted by Jim Watson View Post
    Have I got a deal for you, Dave.
    https://www.midwayusa.com/product/79...oint-box-of-20

    I have my doubts as to whether the 1905 ammo was really going 900 fps, but it is still a good load. Available from Hornady as above and the same bullet at 925 fps from Fiocchi. Easily replicated by handloading or a commercial reload with 200 gr SWC at 875 fps for close enough practice.
    Jim,

    I've been carrying the Hornady load for a number of years and have loaded tens of thousands of 200g H&G #68 SWCs, at 900 fps from a Government Model, since 1975. I've read a number of bad reports on the Hornedy XTP performance so I was asking for something new or better. Federal is supposed to have a new 215g Hydro-Shok at 900something fps. I haven't been able to find any source that has it in stock. I suspect it may be "unobtainium" and fade from the market before it sees the light of day.

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    Quote Originally Posted by RevolverRob View Post
    +10 fingers for a 147-grain HST in .357 Mag, it's time we had a proper successor to the almost unobtanium 145-grain Silvertip.
    How about the Hornady Critical Duty 135 grain .357 Magnum?

    http://www.hornadyle.com/products/ha...35-gr-flexlock

    Hornady's gelatin numbers look good. I haven't gotten my hands on any yet.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Chuck Whitlock View Post
    How about the Hornady Critical Duty 135 grain .357 Magnum?

    http://www.hornadyle.com/products/ha...35-gr-flexlock

    Hornady's gelatin numbers look good. I haven't gotten my hands on any yet.
    At least for me, I’d draw the line at 145 grains so it’d be reasonably close to POA with fixed-sight guns. I’ve tried the 130-grain Hydrashoks and they hit too low from my 681.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Chuck Whitlock View Post
    How about the Hornady Critical Duty 135 grain .357 Magnum?

    http://www.hornadyle.com/products/ha...35-gr-flexlock

    Hornady's gelatin numbers look good. I haven't gotten my hands on any yet.
    I know the standard is 12-18" so 14" penatrates "enough" but I want more if I'm carrying a revolver. 16-20" is what I want.

    That's also with a vented 8" barrel.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 03RN View Post
    I know the standard is 12-18" so 14" penatrates "enough" but I want more if I'm carrying a revolver. 16-20" is what I want.

    That's also with a vented 8" barrel.
    True. I'd like to see the round tested in proper gel from 2.25, 3, and 4 inch barrels.

    ETA:

    https://www.luckygunner.com/357-mag-...rounds#geltest

    The Lucky Gunner tests look good in 2" and 4" barrels, but it is clear gel instead of ballistic gel.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sigfan26 View Post
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    .45 Auto-Rim that’s loaded for the shaved Webley Mk.VIs
    That would be awesome.
    .455 Webley-AutoRim. They could take .45 AR cases and shave 0.12" off the length.
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    Mostly, I want better .357 options at Wally World..

    --I wish Winchester would revamp their 110 grain load with a bullet like their 115 9mm jhp

    --even better, loads that match 9mm 125 and 147 jhp in weight, velocity, and performance

    A knockoff of the Extreme Penetrator/Defense line, with jacketed bullets to cut cost, especially in .32acp

    .45AR+p+ by mainstream ammo companies, or at least cheaper options than Buffalo Bore

    I have no experience with .357 Silvertip, but .357 critical duty definitely fits the niche of "more controllable than full-house loads but more powerful than 9mm+p". Recoil is definitely better than Remington 125gr sjhp and Federal 158gr hydroshock in my 640.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Baldanders View Post
    Mostly, I want better .357 options at Wally World..

    --I wish Winchester would revamp their 110 grain load with a bullet like their 115 9mm jhp

    --even better, loads that match 9mm 125 and 147 jhp in weight, velocity, and performance

    A knockoff of the Extreme Penetrator/Defense line, with jacketed bullets to cut cost, especially in .32acp

    .45AR+p+ by mainstream ammo companies, or at least cheaper options than Buffalo Bore

    I have no experience with .357 Silvertip, but .357 critical duty definitely fits the niche of "more controllable than full-house loads but more powerful than 9mm+p". Recoil is definitely better than Remington 125gr sjhp and Federal 158gr hydroshock in my 640.
    Golden Sabers are in the same class, 125/1250fps Considering Remington has 9mm bonded/nonbonded I wish the .357 was bonded as well.

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