Load data for .303 british cast bullets

[phishroy]

there is a chapter in the Lee Manuel on how to convert the data in the lee manual for jacketed bullets to be used with cast bullets.
there are listings to the right of the MAX on the load data of the 1 grain velocity and pressure increase.

the chapter explains how to calculate reasonable pressures and anticipated velocities using jacketed load data.
it explains how to calculate a correct download in the min' listed load data for a specific powder.
i even think there is actual cast bullet data section for the 303 brit'.
sorry , i would tell you exactly the data but i am currently away from my reloading library locations.
im sure that someone that has the Lee manual handy can chime in.

 

[Frost Cracked]

Lyman manual has data for that.

I have manual edition #48 and it does seem to be in here. What edition of the book should I be looking for?

 

[jethunter]

I have manual edition #48 and it does seem to be in here. What edition of the book should I be looking for?

It's in Lyman 46th.

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[ironsite]

All this info is great. I especially like the M&M powder-coated projectiles. talk about thinking outside of the box.

 

[Spawn-Inc]

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[yomomma]

Binbrook, eh.

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[ironsite]

Thanks for the offer but I did get a 1000 Aluminum gas checks, I just forgot to list it with my other supplies.

Binbrook, eh.

If you need some aluminum gas checks to try, drop me a pm

 

[Power Pill]

Making them of course! You COULD buy them from the bullet barn... But that sorta defeats the purpose of cheap shooting

very true...but I barely have the time to reload, let alone cast my own bullets. Also, no reliable supply of lead