9mm Cast bullets load data

[McE1911]

Just got some rounds from Bayoubullets & cant seems to find any data for
them. Does Anyone have any load data for 9mm 95-RN & 105-FP grain cast
bulletts using 700X?
Lyman manual nor Hodgdon site doesnt seems to have
anything for casting bullets. I'm told from a different thread the "Lyman Cast Bullet Handbook"
Should have some data for that load.

Your Input is greatly appreciated!

[tazman]

Here you go
115451

[McE1911]

Thanks Tazman...
it's relatively close to what im looking for... I think i'll try a light load from this data. May be there isnt a load data for 95 & 105gr cast bullets.

[tazman]

What I did was split the difference between the load data to get a load for the 95 grain boolit. You can always use load data for a slightly heavier boolit as well.
May not be a full house load but it will be safe.

[McE1911]

What I did was split the difference between the load data to get a load for the 95 grain boolit. You can always use load data for a slightly heavier boolit as well.
May not be a full house load but it will be safe.

That's the idea!

[Shiloh]

Safe and sane.

Find something close and work up. Loads for hevier boolits work as well.
There is often not a load for a barticular boolit. The LEE .358 140gr. SWC for example. There is a load on the Alliant website that is close. I run 5.0 grains of Unique with this boolit. The LEE 125 RF is another boolit that I use for 9mm. I don't have my data with me, but 4.0 grains of Unique with that one in the 9mm.

Shiloh

[mdi]

FWIW, and no offense to the OP, but I tell every new reloader (and those with experience too) to find a load combination (bullets, powder, charge), before purchasing components! Many fewer headaches that way, and no un-usable components...

[sdcitizen]

There are no unusable components! Just need more calibers to load for:mrgreen:

[McE1911]

FWIW, and no offense to the OP, but I tell every new reloader (and those with experience too) to find a load combination (bullets, powder, charge), before purchasing components! Many fewer headaches that way, and no un-usable components...

You're right! lesson learned.