Question regarding Frontier Bullets

[FAQMAT]

Hi all, does someone please tell me where i can find some reloading data for Frontier bullets sell by Marstar. I am currently using IMR 4756 powder and i wish to reload 9mm rounds using this powder and 115 gr. RN frontier bullets as well as .38+P rounds using 158 gr. RN. The .38+P will be fired with a .38/.357 revolver with a 6 inchs barrel.

I need the Min. and Max. charges of IMR 4756 for those 2 rounds as well as the C.O.L. using the bullets mentionned above.


Let me know wath you have.
Thanx
Math

 

[JBD]

http://data.hodgdon.com/cartridge_load.asp

 

[FAQMAT]

http://data.hodgdon.com/cartridge_load.asp

Thank for the link, i already have it in my favorites, but there is no mention or the Frontier Bullets. Is this bullets is comparable with one of thoses listed on this site?

 

[svt-40]

It does not matter much who's the manufacturer. Hodgdon is missing many makes and models, you just go by weight and design, i.e. estimate how much different is the surface of contact between the bullet and barrel of your bullet compared to listed. The more contact, the higher pressure. You won't notice a difference with 9mil if you'll use Hodgdon's load data. I load mine to a point where there is no muzzle jump with CX4 Storm, which is 6.6gr of HS6 and 124 gr bullet. This is an average load which I can tailor to the circumstances.

 

[Ganderite]

For the 158 38 Spl I load 4.5 gr as a standard and 5 gr for a hotter load.

For the 9mm 115 I load 5.5 gr to 6.0 gr.

 

[medicstimpy]

Since they are plated, some say to take the MIN and MAX load and minus 3% to work up a load that works best for you.

Personally, I've tried and just load them to jacketed bullet specs. Mind you I'm only about 80% of the MAX load so it's still more than the 3% under.