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Get several reloading manuals. You need start with Bullseye & Varget on your shelf. Then add, and add & add etc.

Crimp. No matter what recipe you decide on, crimp those babys.

FYI, Surplus GP-11 is Match-Grade & brass cased, but Berdan primed.

CZ-82. Great double action, better single action.

I believe the correct question should be which manual(s) should I get. More is better!

Yes, P3AT

What kind of crimp? How much crimp?

How about this; Sure buddy come on by. I'll provide the press etc, you bring all the components you need & an extra pound of powder or a thousand primers for me.

Sorry!!!!! Thinking of the 45 cal Berry's. 95 GRAIN Berry's.

Do your due diligence. My CZ-82, 230 grain Berry's plated round nose; 2.2 gr. Bullseye- too light won't reliably cycle. 2.5 gr. Bullseye- light recoil, cycles great, ejects 2 to 6 feet. 3.2 gr. Bullseye- heavier recoil, cycles great, find about 85% of my brass (most are within 30+...

38" to the top of the work surface.

If you can throw a consistant charge, load to near case capacity & see if there is a visual diff between cases. I think 25 grains of Varget is something like a 96% filled case.

I trust it enough to be what I put in my 380 & Mak defense gun(s) . It is a little sooty though.