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.357 Magnum, handled properly
Greg, I totally agree with you, when I was loading .44 mag wad cutters (block type), I'd back the powder off a bit to make them a little bit hotter than a standard .44 Smith. Close accuracy was much better and less leas fouling. Not counting less 'flip'. Knock down power was improved as well.
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