As someone who shoots a lot of .40 for competition, I can wholeheartedly recommend you read Frank James’ post on reloading the .40 S&W cartridge.
Reloading the .40 S&W
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As someone who shoots a lot of .40 for competition, I can wholeheartedly recommend you read Frank James’ post on reloading the .40 S&W cartridge.
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or, why not to reload the .40 S&W.
No problems thus far with WSP primers, R-P cases, min charge of W231, and 180gr FMJ in my G22. But then, I don’t reload my brass more than twice.
Care must be taken with ALL handloads. A progressive in the hands of a neophyte is a recipe for disaster.
Nobody should be allowed to buy a progressive until they have a single stage or a turret for 1 year.
4.7 grains of bullseye behind a hand cast 180 grain truncated cone bullet, and watch the seating depth.