Kosh75287
10-27-2022, 12:38 AM
If it seems on a jag with all things .38 Super, I'm sorry. I'm just trying to make all things fall into place a little faster.
I'm in search of loading data developed with the SAECO #383 or #929 LSWCs in .38 Super. Any propellant is fine, though the more available the better. It seems that there was loading data for the #383, using Unique (or possibly Herco). It seems that the load was 5.0-6.0/Unique/140 gr. LSWC, using a standard pistol primer, and 1.270" c.o.a.l. It ALSO seems that the maximum load developed velocities at or above the 1200 f/s. I remember that 5.4/Unique/140 seemed like a favorite load.
Any like or similar data would be appreciated.
And BEFORE someone says it, I DO OWN A MANUAL. OVER A HALF-DOZEN, none of which feature data for this bullet. Don't tell me what kinda books I need to buy (unless it has data for this bullet), and I won't get EVEN MORE curmudgeonly.
I'm in search of loading data developed with the SAECO #383 or #929 LSWCs in .38 Super. Any propellant is fine, though the more available the better. It seems that there was loading data for the #383, using Unique (or possibly Herco). It seems that the load was 5.0-6.0/Unique/140 gr. LSWC, using a standard pistol primer, and 1.270" c.o.a.l. It ALSO seems that the maximum load developed velocities at or above the 1200 f/s. I remember that 5.4/Unique/140 seemed like a favorite load.
Any like or similar data would be appreciated.
And BEFORE someone says it, I DO OWN A MANUAL. OVER A HALF-DOZEN, none of which feature data for this bullet. Don't tell me what kinda books I need to buy (unless it has data for this bullet), and I won't get EVEN MORE curmudgeonly.