I had a question regarding loads for the 38 special using Unique powder and 125 grain plated Berry's bullets. My Lee reloading manual is a bit sparse with data regarding these bullets and Unique powder. As mentioned on the manufacturers website you can use any data for similar weighted bullets to work up some loads. The manual mentions that 6.0 gns of Unique with a 125 gn XTP as being a +P pressure round (the only data my book has for Unique and 125 gn bullets is for the XTP, same for Alliant's website). My question is does anyone see a problem with this load of 6.0 gns of Unique and 125 gn Berry's? I'm only firing them in my NM Ruger Blackhawk, my 686-6 Smith, or my Marlin lever action all of which are chambered in 357, I don't own any other .38 special guns so I would assume strength of the firearms wouldn't be an issue. The regular 38 special lists 5.7 gns of Unique as the max load for the 125 gn XTP, and I've tried this for a few but was looking to step up the velocity a bit. Thanks