[Dane]

Mine arrived today. So far I am not impressed. The .380 section doesn't even have the 100gr RNFB I want to load up ! :blink:

[Dane]

No comments here? What manual is recommended? Anyone have data on 100gr .380 loads?

[HiPoint45]

These appear to be hard to find, I have all the powder manutacturs manuals on my laptop just checked...very few .380 loads and none of what you're after here's a link to some info use at your own risk and note theyare max loads so start 10% lower.

http://www.ask.com/bar?q=loads+for+.380&page=1&qsrc=0&ab=0&u=http%3A% 2F%2Fwww.reloadammo.com%2F380auto.htm

[perotter]

My 47th has Lyman #356632 100 grain. Does the 49th have that one? Or a 100 grain jacketed?

As for reloading data, seems to me that nothing covers it all.

I like Ken Water's 'Pet Loads', but it isn't cheap & may not have anything in it for some people. It's strength is that he lists what is most accurate.

I get whatever the powder companies have & they're free. I also get those little books that are just for one cartridge. And I use Lee's data.

[Dane]

My 47th has Lyman #356632 100 grain. Does the 49th have that one? Or a 100 grain jacketed?

As for reloading data, seems to me that nothing covers it all.

I like Ken Water's 'Pet Loads', but it isn't cheap & may not have anything in it for some people. It's strength is that he lists what is most accurate.

I get whatever the powder companies have & they're free. I also get those little books that are just for one cartridge. And I use Lee's data.

Not in the 49th edition. No 100gr at all. There are only 5 listed. This is a jacketed RNFB bullet by Bery's. Two 90gr (one lead), 95gr FMJ, 115gr JHP and 120 gr lead.

HiPoint45 thanks for link, I will check it out.

[perotter]

If you want I'll pm you what the 47th has for 100 grain.