PM sent to Jim myself, BUT, and I repeat BUT... I personally can't type fer shyte. It is
way too easy to have a typo when you are banging away at a keyboard with your fat thumbs like me and transposing numbers in reloading data could be disastrous.
While I enjoy reading complete load data on the other reloading forums I now frequent, I would never actually
use that data if I could not confirm it on a powder manufacturer's website ( I only reload with Hodgdon HP-38=Winchester 231 -
http://www.wwpowder.com) or in one of the reloading manuals in my ever growing library of such books.
If you can't afford a reloading manual, and your powder manufacturer's website doesn't have the specific data you need for free, go to your local library and see what they have on the shelves or can gladly order for you from other libraries that do. It would be a violation of copyright laws were you to then take that borrowed manual and scan the pertinent pages for your calibers into your PC or to photocopy the pages for the calibers you reload and put them into a cheapie three-ring binder for your home use. So please don't do that.