Anyone have load data for 358 124Gr. TC ?

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    mikewarren
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      Anyone have load data for 358 124Gr. TC ?

      imr 700x

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    • #494120
      sgt.mike
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        What cartridge???
        9mm, 38Super, 38 Spl, 357 Mag, 357 Max, 358 Winchester… well you get the idea

        #494121
        mikewarren
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          9mm. probably something i should have mentioned earlier :).

          1.09 OAL. seems to be the longest i can get. might even have to shorten it a tad more.

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          daveridenour
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            I just recently received mine and haven’t cast any yet. Actually, I probably won’t be able to until spring. Please post your results.

            Dave

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            sgt.mike
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              Sorry about not posting back earlier
              a lot of Cast Data can be found on CastPics
              Here is a Link  :  http://castpics.net/dpl/index.php/reloaders-reference/cast-bullet-data-lookup

              But the Short answer is:  …………………………………………………….AS ALWAY REDUCE BY AT LEAST 10%
              Cartridge         Bullet Weight in Grains Bullet                       Powder Max Charge (gn) Max Velocity OAL Load Source
              9mm Luger 124       RCBS 9mm-124-RN 124gr 700-x 4.1 1122 0                             CastData R1
              9mm Luger 124       RCBS 09-124-CN 124gr               700-x 3.6 1040 0                             CastData R1

              I would suspect that 3.5 grs would be a good safe start point..  700x is a fast powder so tenths are critical when hitting the upper end notcie that I posted the normal 9mm not 9mm +P

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