Have a new CZ 75B 9MM, my first auto. Some experience loading 9MM and a wealth of good info from this forum. Loading Lyman 358242 and 356402 sized .357 using WW + 2% tin with SuperMoly. All cavities droping slugs between 121 and 122 gr. Using Lyman data from 4th CB Handbook. After measuring my brains out using fired cases with sized slugs inserted; the MAX COAL for 356402 in my CZ is 1.120" (that's where the slug touches the lands). I'm loading 356402 to the Lyman spec of 1.110" OAL and allowing an OAL variation of 1.108" to 1.112". More than .005" SETBACK but not much. I put a caliper on every round as I load. My 358242 has a little more room with a MAX COAL of 1.083". Again loading 358242 to the Lyman spec of 1.065" OAL and allowing an OAL variation of 1.065" to 1.070". Been once to the range with 100 rds of each loaded with 3.5 gr. Red Dot. No pressure signs, perfect function, no leading and the 358242 turned more than one 1" 5 shot grp at 7 yds. The 356402 was a close second. Everything seems to work safe and well.
Read good things about Lee's 356-120-TC for 9MM here. If I buy the mould should I use the Lyman data for 356402? What should be the standard OAL for 356-120-TC using Lyman data?