looking for a 41 magnum load

[LUCKYDAWG13]

can you help me out looking for some loads just for this mold Lyman 410459 220gr powder I have on hand 2400 Unique H110
would like to use on Deer out to 50 yards to 75 yards gun is Ruger BH 4 5/8"
thanks

 

[Sunray]

You do not need bullet specific data. Just cast 220 grain data.
There happens to be one, unverified, Unique load for that very bullet on Reloader's Nest. Uses 9 grains with CCI 300 primers and gives 1200 fps. Reduce by 10% and work up.

 

[243winxb]

41 magnum

http://castpics.net/dpl/index.php/reloaders-reference/reloading-manuals/191-lyman-manual-44 Page 122. Some old data for 212 and 240 gr cast. I would use the 240 gr data.

 

[gspn]

Untitled by scarfam, on Flickr


Untitled by scarfam, on Flickr


***In one of these pics you'll see Blue Dot listed...DO NOT USE BLUE DOT IN 41 MAG LOADS. This is per the Alliant website.


http://www.alliantpowder.com/getting_started/safety/safety_notices.aspx

 

[LUCKYDAWG13]

that is what i was looking for
thank you

 

[srtolly]

I hunt with my 6 1/2 .41 Blackhawk using a 210 swc from an ideal 38-410 mold with 9.2 grains of unique. Didn't like Blue Dot or 2400 in it. If I can support myself well I get 6" groups at 50 yards.

 

[LUCKYDAWG13]

thanks i would rather use Unique and save my 2400 and H110 for my 44

 

[336A]

You do not need bullet specific data. Just cast 220 grain data.
There happens to be one, unverified, Unique load for that very bullet on Reloader's Nest. Uses 9 grains with CCI 300 primers and gives 1200 fps. Reduce by 10% and work up.

I would like to add a bit this. Yes usually you can use any data for a given bullet weight. However to do this with any and every bullet can get one in trouble. Some bullets take up more case capacity than others of the same weight due to having a longer bullet shank. If one were to use the data for the 410459 bullet with the Speer 220gr bullet, excessive pressure would undoubtedly arise immediately. Also all newer data for the 410459 has been decreased 1gr where Unique and 2400 are concerned. I believe that this happened after the switch to piezoelectric method of measuring chamber pressures.

A good and accurate load for most .41's has been 8-8.5 gr of Unique. Such a load with that bullet will easily take any deer within 50 yards.