165 Grain DEWC for .45 ACP Revolver

[Oyeboten]

Looking for Load Data for the 'Matts Bullets" 165 Grain DEWC, .452, ( I do not know the old Ideal or Lyman Mold Number ) for use in a usual 5-1/2 inch Barrel S & W m1917.

Viz - https://www.mattsbullets.com/index.p...74os15vgqutgu3

Seems like this Bullet could be fairly snappy while remaining within safe pressure limits.

Anyone have any experience with this one?

[30Carbiner]

Steel Challenge load?


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[Oyeboten]

Steel Challenge load?


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No, just for fun in general.

There are no organized Shooting events or clubs or outdoor Ranges or anything where I live...no events, no anything.

One just finds a safe disused Rail Road embankment for back-drop, and is on their own..!

[Harter66]

Use 200 gr SWC data , 5.5-6.0 gr Unique is a starting place .

Occupied case space more than weight gets applied for this load .

I've settled on 5.5 Unique for all of my bullets in 45 ACP & AR for 2 S&W and a Colts 1917 . I seat a 452-255 in the top lube groove and just under the crimp groove for a NOE version of the 454424 . Its perfect with the RCBS 45-200 , 452-200 RF , and H&G #130 .

[Oyeboten]

Use 200 gr SWC data , 5.5-6.0 gr Unique is a starting place .

Occupied case space more than weight gets applied for this load .

I've settled on 5.5 Unique for all of my bullets in 45 ACP & AR for 2 S&W and a Colts 1917 . I seat a 452-255 in the top lube groove and just under the crimp groove for a NOE version of the 454424 . Its perfect with the RCBS 45-200 , 452-200 RF , and H&G #130 .

Thanks Harter66!

Sounds good!

I have "Unique", so...I'll go from there.

Given this little Bullet has a Crimp Groove, I'll see if I can compare heavier Bullets seating depth, in terms of how far in the Cartridge Case, the base of the Bullet ends up, to compare Loading densities.

Just seems like such a fun Bullet to try, I could not resist!