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• Q: The Hornady Lever Revolution 45/70 cases I have dealt with were a non-standard size. Are the 357 mag cases also a non-standard size or normal size?

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  • Asked 02/24/2025 09:46 by william A

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  Hi William and welcome. The .357 Magnum cases are a standard size. Cheers, stay safe and enjoy!
• Q: want to use in a 357 magnum revolver

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  • Asked 06/29/2021 23:50 by john l

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  John, revolver or rifle, will work in either one.

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• Q: This is one of the animals I was referring to in my other question. Do you see how has a pointy tip red on it?

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  • Asked 03/02/2020 20:28 by Ben L

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  Ben, I have the Henry 357mag/38spl rifle and have used this ammo without any problem. You have to remember that it does take some amount of force to "punch" the primer hard enough to fire. When dropping a cartridge down the loading tube, it will "ride" or "scrape" the sides of tube as it goes down. You can hear it traveling down the tube and this sound is caused by friction between the cartridge and tube sides. Consequently, the cartridge cannot reach sufficient velocity to actually strike the tip of another cartridge in the and fire. That said, for safety sake always keep your face and fingers/hands away from the tube opening when loading regardless of what brand/type of ammo you are loading in a front loading tube type magazine.

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