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One point, no pun intended, about Golden sabers in 357. they sell 2 different types, one for 38SP and one for 357MAG. I have never tried interchanging them and I don't know by testing if they are all that different. I have shot some small game with them and they do what they are supposed to do. I will buy more when I need to. They were very accurate in my Ruger Security Six.
I used the 125 grainers. My 9MM that produces a .002 bigger hole. Everybody always asks why I don't like 9MMs. I just like something different. Same reason I just purchased a !9 Caliber Calhoun rifle. Shoots a 32 gr bullet at 3600fps with a 17gr powder charge. I just broke it in last week and when it quits raining I hope to get out and stop a few Gopher charges.
The only negative for old folks like with 28 knuckles of arthritis is the daintiness of the bullets. 17's are worse, 22's are nice but I prefer 6mms. Something like buying pants. 30 fits, 32 feels good so I buy a size 34.
Anyway I thought I'd pass on the GS info just in case anyone was unaware.
Best wishes, Bill
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