When loading a 537 mag bullet what powder charge of blue dote should I use with a 158g bullit head?

Answer 1

First off "bullit head" why are you asking a ? like that here? 2nd this is like asking a bunch of guys in a bar if they know what that thing is on your wang and if they can cut it off. Find an expert that will take you under your wing and show you how to do it right.

Answer 2

as you can see from the other responses, if you don't really know what you're talking about we are a pretty unforgiving bunch. however; if you are serious about hand loading for a 357 mag. there are plenty of books that don't cost much that will tell you what you need to know. above all else you need to read and understand what you're doing or have someone that knows show you. i have hand loaded for most of my guns for years and it can be a lot of fun (as long as you use common sense) to try different bullet/powder combinations.

P.S. it's a bullet or projectile not a "bullit head" and if you continue to call it that i suspect "bullit head" will be your new nick name

Answer 3

If you cannot get numerals in the correct order (it's '357', not '537'), and you cannot spell ('bullet', not 'bullit'), then I think the answer to your question is purely anecdoctal; you've probably already had a horrible accident that will soon earn you a place among this year's "Darwin Awards"...

Answer 4

Go study then buy a "reloading manual." There's nothing left to the imagination there! Reloading off of anything other than a manual by one of the major component manufacturers is just waiting for an accident to happen (and I wouldn't want to be firing your .537 mag when it does!!!)

Answer 5

537 ??? do you mean 357... look it up in the book

Answer 6

Do some research and buy a reloading manual.

Answer 7

It sounds like you should not mess with anything that could explode