litenite99
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anyone have any data for .380 with berrys rn 100grain bullets. I currently have unique and n320 so if anyone has any data with these powders it would be greatly appreciated
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.380 load data help!
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Whirlwind06
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I have been researching this myself, I'm going to try 2.7 of bullseye, for a 95 grain LRN. You should be able to use 100 grain FMJ load data, reduce by 10% and work up from there.
Best I have found:
http://krets.jagareforbundet.se/hylte_unnaryd/files/2011/09/2004AlliantPowderSM.pdf
http://www.handloads.org/loaddata/default.asp?Caliber=380+ACP&Weight=All&..
http://reloadammo.com/380auto.htm
Best I have found:
http://krets.jagareforbundet.se/hylte_unnaryd/files/2011/09/2004AlliantPowderSM.pdf
http://www.handloads.org/loaddata/default.asp?Caliber=380+ACP&Weight=All&..
http://reloadammo.com/380auto.htm
litenite99
New member
thanks alot thats better data than i have found anywhere else. none of my manuels list 100gr. ill try a nice light load with the unique to start. I appreciate it!
From Berry Bullets.
https://www.berrysmfg.com/faq-q21-c1-Load_Data_for_Berrys_Preferred_Plated_Bullets.aspx
No need to reduce by 10%, follow Berry's recommendations above.
Lyman #4 lists 102gr Lee RN, Unique = Start-2.9gr...Max-3.3gr
We recommend using hard cast load data or start with mid-range jacketed data.
https://www.berrysmfg.com/faq-q21-c1-Load_Data_for_Berrys_Preferred_Plated_Bullets.aspx
No need to reduce by 10%, follow Berry's recommendations above.
Lyman #4 lists 102gr Lee RN, Unique = Start-2.9gr...Max-3.3gr