Well I goofed

Sitting here working up a load for the 357 Magnum and realized after 40 rounds that I was charging the case using load data for a 158gn JHP when I am actually using 125gn JHP, oh well time to break out the hammer. Sometimes I wonder if it could just be better to buy my ammo in bulk.

What powder you using you may be ok. Maybe a little hot or a little weak. May be easier to just shoot them if not on the super hot side.

Cam-lock bullet puller is a nice piece of equipment with corresponding collet to have in your bench cabinet or drawer for future endeavors

I used Alliant 2400 and Power Pro 300-mp.

Agreed. As stated with some powders they don't like dead space and may end up with a KB.

What do you mean by a "KB"

KABOOM! I would laugh but I once loaded 56.5 H4831 into a .45acp case ...well I stopped before bullet seating mainly because the case wouldn't take a bullet. Yes I've shot chonographs too how many? More than one. Once opended container of 500 pieces of .45acp all of them Berdan instead of Boxer primer. Saw a dude shoot 9 rounds thru his .300Wby all cases separated at neck why? Ammo was 7 mil Wby.

I think I will error on the safe side and take them apart

How can you fit that much H4831 into a 45 ACP case?

When you put your .270 powder hopper on your dillon .45 setup. Oops.

Only ONE powder at a time on the bench. Period.

Abe, at least you loaded lighter bullets in the cases and caught it vs heavier bullets and not catching it. A little research would probably show that your rounds are fine to shoot as they are.

Yeah I thumped myself on the head after I realized what I had done. I may shoot a few and see what they do.

This. Always. Never deviate from procedures.

Yep! And keep the kids out!!! One time my oldest, who was about 4 at the time, thought he was helping as I charged some brass. Well, I'd put the charged brass into the holder, and he'd pour it out on the floor. D'oh!!!!