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Posted On: 5/25/2020
By: Eugene HAMMER
A: Well, this round's bullet hasn't got a gilding metal jacket, so you're going to notice more lead fouling than you would if you were firing FMJs. That said, Black Hills only selects premium components to load with at their South Dakota facility. These rounds' primers are totally non-corrosive, and their propellant is modern and super clean burning. I've actually asked Black Hills what kind of propellant blend they use, but that's a secret they're keeping really close to their chest!
Posted On: 10/12/2018
By: David carmel
A: Yes, you can safely fire .38 wadcutters in a .357 revolver