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    Rossi 462/ 357

    Will 38,s shoot lower out of a 357 or is it just me ...shooting 3-4 inches low

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    Quote Originally Posted by kbw63 View Post
    Will 38,s shoot lower out of a 357 or is it just me ...shooting 3-4 inches low
    All things being equal, and assuming you're shooting at, like, regular pistol ranges and not busting dirt clods at a hundred yards, the slower bullet will generally print higher out of a handgun. (The gun has more time to move under recoil while the projectile is still in the barrel.)
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tamara View Post
    All things being equal, and assuming you're shooting at, like, regular pistol ranges and not busting dirt clods at a hundred yards, the slower bullet will generally print higher out of a handgun. (The gun has more time to move under recoil while the projectile is still in the barrel.)
    I was shooting at 7 yds and had decent grouping but about 5" low at POA. I was using a heavy grain 38 cal ammo. Just got this revolver and I am assuming its just me and maybe someone had some suggestions how to correct this.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kbw63 View Post
    I was shooting at 7 yds and had decent grouping but about 5" low at POA. I was using a heavy grain 38 cal ammo. Just got this revolver and I am assuming its just me and maybe someone had some suggestions how to correct this.
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    What is the POI for .357 loads?

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    Quote Originally Posted by kbw63 View Post
    Will 38,s shoot lower out of a 357 or is it just me ...shooting 3-4 inches low
    Bench test the gun, shooting from a supported position. See where the group is established. Do the same with the .357. Try a few other bullet weights if you can. If everything is low you might need the front sight filed down a bit.
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