Tl358-148-wc

[Charlie Two Tracks]

I just started casting this boolit and it sure is fun. The question I have is , what load data do I use for it? Regular wadcutter loads? And do you seat these flush or in the last groove? Maybe this should be in another section, but I couldn't figure out which one.

[Leftoverdj]

Charlie, yes, use the data for regular WCs. The data for HBWCs is often a few tenths lighter. How you seat them is up to you. Flush seating works fine for me, but some pistols may prefer them seated out slightly.

[acl864]

I usually crimp them in the last groove, but crimping them flush would probably work just as well. 3.5 gr. Bullseye under them is hard to beat in most guns. I also found out that 2.6 gr. Clays works well with that bullet for a very light practice round with a S&W M642.

[mooman76]

I usually crimp them so just a tad is showing out of the brass but that's just how I like them. Crimp where you want as long as it fits.