what if you can't find a published load for what components you have?

[v0lcom13sn0w]

if it were me using WSF and a 155gr lead bullet, id start at 7gr and work up. just sayin

 

[41mag]

what powder do you have on hand?

Of the many on hand, I'm trying to use some older WSF. I've loaded cast boolits for so long thought it would be a new experience to load the other, funny kind....jacked, etc. And I was looking so closely at 40 loads, that last week I somehow managed to get a whole magazine full of my old 40 steel loads, run thru my 1911. Nary a bobble, but poor accuracy at intended targets. Having to pick out the shorty brass amongst the 10s was an extra chore as well.

Basically trying to keep track of actual standard recipes. Found a box of 140 TFPL that woud make some fine 40 loads, but I've quit with the 40s and still have enough on hand to run a match or 2.

 

[Lennie]

Go Hodgdon's reload site. They have many loads listed for 10mm in the bullet weights you are working with.

Hodgdon Landing | Hodgdon

They also list numerous loads for WSF

 

[41mag]

They also list numerous loads for WSF

appreciate the note; I've got one recipe for 10mm/155/WSF for a boolit I have on hand, loaded up & ready for the next range trip.

 

[41mag]

Did rediscover the marvelous HDY complex ballistic table calculator tool. Since I rarely load OR shoot long guns, I had forgotten this little beauty was available.

I have one load identified by Hodgdon as "Acme RNSWC CTD". Does anyone have a photo of such? I am reading this as "Acme round nose semi wad cutter coated"...with a polymer of some kind... Was not able to get clear understanding yet. Will re-access the Acme site.