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So far it's mainly been Unique powder in my '52 TT-33:
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85gr Hornady SPRN (not the easiest to seat) 5.6 - 7.0gr max
110 gr Berry's plated .308 (M1 Carbine bullets) 5.0 - 6.0gr max
Tried SR4756 also- add 5% or so to the Unique loads.
Always start safe and load up in small increments.
Mark the powder charge on your brass and compare
your primers once fired for signs of pressure.
Both bullet types were from Henry N of Budget Shooter Supply fame.
Hope to do more Tok load testing in the future.
Have alot of projects in mind and it's easy to get distracted
from any one thing.
i use the hornady jacketed soft point ones, but after noticing that the bullets were tumbling i slugged my bore to find a .3115 diameter, so now i use hornadys 32 cal 85 grain xtp's with a 312. diameter and it shoots well