357 SIG

[EdMc]

Anyone know what happened to Pete's 357 SIG page on the internets? Link I had now takes me to some granola website of some sort.

Somewhat related I did try the Hodgdon's load of 10.0 gr 800-X, 125 gr Gold Dot (for 357 Sig) at 1.135 inches. Nice accurate load in a Smith M&P. Fired at an indoor range so didn't get to chrono the round. Hodgdon claims 1438 fps from a four inch barrel in their testing.   

[Patriot]

Looks like he didn't pay his bill or renew his domain name. Other websites will buy the domain name, and transfer all incoming traffic to their website. It's a way to get customers. Bad thing is then you have to buy the domain name back from them for big $$$$$$. But other times it's as simple as not paying the hosting bill. The host will re-route people visiting your site to a paid advertisers site until you pay your monthly dues.

[The_Shadow]

Yea, Pete's page is gone...

I did pull-down some Underwood 357 Sig 125 grain FMJ's that was from a batch that blew up a guy's gun, I believe he had a bullet set back issue.  Anyway those were loaded 9.8 grains - 10.0 grains of Longshot powder said to run 1475 fps.  Info is posted on the forum here.

[EdMc]

Yeah Reaper, I guess he got tire of paying the bill after all these years. Cain't say I blame the guy.

I know you can't always compare powders and pressure from one cartridge to another but Hodgdon does show Longshot and 800-X under a 147 gr XTP (357 SIG) in their manual. 7.5 gr of LS @38,700 psi and 9.0 of 800-X @ 38,000 psi. I did see the thread and tend to agree with you on the cause.

[gandog56]

I usually use 115 grain bullets for my 9mm, and 125 grain ones with my 357 SIG. I use 8 grains of Unique powder with a Precision Bullets RNF bullet.