it literally is the same capacity and bullets. You can manufacture unique bullets by allocating a LEE .401 push through sizer and after lightly lubing, forcing .410" .41 magnum projectiles through it, on a SINGLE STAGE press. I've done hundreds for 10mm and .38-40 applications.
.41 Special data is also useful. Generally you can begin with 10mm auto data and work from there. The greater capacity will ensure slightly reduced pressures. Keep in mind listed precautions reducing slow burning powders in relation to case capacities.
The .400 is great caliber and fun with a little imagination. I can shoot 135 - 230 gr. for special applications.
I was trying to replicate ancient shot loads, still working at it.
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10mm Magnum handloading
- Sean Wilson`, 2022-04-15, 09:38
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you can use the top end 10mm loads as a starting point
- Gary Reeder, 2022-04-15, 11:21
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10mm Magnum continued
- Sean Wilson`, 2022-04-15, 12:44
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The .401 Herters needs 1.27” or shorter cases
- WB, 2022-04-15, 13:18
- WB - Sean Wilson`, 2022-04-15, 17:19
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The .401 Herters needs 1.27” or shorter cases
- WB, 2022-04-15, 13:18
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10mm Magnum continued
- Sean Wilson`, 2022-04-15, 12:44
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Sean, the 10mm mag is the .401 Herter's rimless
- WB, 2022-04-15, 10:26
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I think WB has 401 Herters tattooed on his chest
- charlie A., 2022-04-15, 13:27
- Lol, I loved the research. Buying and trading old books and - WB, 2022-04-15, 16:40
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Sorry WB but
- Sal, 2022-04-15, 13:20
- LOL, I've had good luck with Serria - WB, 2022-04-15, 14:19
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I think WB has 401 Herters tattooed on his chest
- charlie A., 2022-04-15, 13:27
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you can use the top end 10mm loads as a starting point
- Gary Reeder, 2022-04-15, 11:21