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I have a box of 71 gr. plated RN labeled for .32 cal. I load those for my .32 ACP, but the question is can I use them for .327? I'm only using Titegroup and the Hodgdon web site shows a 77 gr. bullet as the lightest one for their .327 load data. The Hodgdon site also shows the 77 gr. bullet at .314 dia. and mine are .312, if that makes any difference. My reloading manual also shows a 77 gr. bullet (lead), and the lightest plated one at 83 grains.
For all you reloading gurus out there, is there any way to properly/safely load a 71 gr. bullet for .327? I'm finding it impossible to locate plated .32 cal. in the 100 gr. weight, and I wanna stick with Titegroup. Thanx for any help.
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For all you reloading gurus out there, is there any way to properly/safely load a 71 gr. bullet for .327? I'm finding it impossible to locate plated .32 cal. in the 100 gr. weight, and I wanna stick with Titegroup. Thanx for any help.
Sent from my Commodore 64 running Windoze 95