Missouri Bullets .357 Zingers?

[Queso Cabeza]

I'm new to the group and fairly new to reloading. I had a buddy give me a box of Missouri Bullet Company .357 Zingers (.358 diameter, 140 grain TCFP, Brinell 18) and I need a recipe using Unique or Titegroup. I'll be shooting them out of a Marlin 1894c and a Colt Trooper III.

Anybody using these and have a pet load? Up until now I've been using the Hornady 140gr FTX with 6.5gr of Titegroup.

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[cattleskinner]

My standard plinking load is 5.5 ish grains of Unique, standard primers in .357 mag brass. Use any mid weight (140-160gr) bullet. It is in the range of a +P 38 special load, and is easy to shoot out of my Marlin.

[Queso Cabeza]

Thanks Cattleskinner. That was my guess. Anywhere from 5 to 7 grains of Unique. Appreciate the input. I'll build up a load starting with 5 grains.

[gray wolf]

I could say something or ask something or refer to something--but i wont.

[bhn22]

I could say something or ask something or refer to something--but i wont.

And we thank you for your definitive generalization. :bigsmyl2:

[gray wolf]

And we thank you for your definitive generalization.
Well I didn't want to be to specific.