Single Caliber Data /Formula sheets ??

Does anyone make a downloadable single caliber load formula / data sheet? (links to websites would be appreciated)

I want to print them to the new Tyvek printer paper (wont tear or stain) for a few calibers. Every place I look they want me to buy a load book for hundreds of calibers and data I will never use, just seems a waste.

I need a good and easy load formula (mixed brass) (bullet, primer, powder) for both a light/mild plinker and a mid to upper non +p SD loads for a .38 special being shot from a S&W 1932 M&P 4" Revolver in excellent shootable condition.

This would be using a standard lee loader and a hand primer. The simplier the better i.e dipper rather than scale or trickle measure. I am looking for economy rather than tack driving.

Mild Plinker
Bullet make & grain:
Powder type & grain:
Primer make & size:
Approx FPS:
Approx pressure:


SD Non +P
Bullet make & grain:
Powder type & grain:
Primer make & size:
Approx FPS:
Approx Pressure:

Thanks guys, I found what I needed at

www.reloadammo.com
www.handloads.com

The Lee loader came with a conversion for volumn rather than weight. The accuracy of the volumn as well as the remanufactured rounds are good enough for what I needed it for

I just do not need all the other calibers that are in a reloading manual. I needed it down loadable so I could print it to the Tyvek printer paper. I found what I needed for .38 special and 30-30. I cast my own bullets and found 10,000 small pistol primers at a flea market (sealed and only 3 years old) on the cheap. I just needed powder info and basic load info.

RidgewayCO: It's ok to be cranky, I get that way often on the weirdest of things. Key point to all of this is being downloadable so it can be printed to a Tyvek printer paper so it will not be destroyed while camping, fishing or a summer/winter at the cabin. Photo copy or scanning from the book does not work as there is distortion. The larger manuals have too much more info than I need for this purpose. I know how to reload, have done it for years. My reloads in general are a simple 158 grain LRN/LSWC that I cast myself from #2 aloy, sized and lubed with 50/50 alox/beeswax, 4.2 Universal, Winchester sm pistol primer and mixed brass at an approximate 15,000 CUP. All done on a Lee turret classic with carbide dies. That is a proven do all load that works well for me.

What I was looking for was a proven plinker light load and a mid to upper SD load formula to DL and to be used in the field or at the range via a Lee Classic Loader w/o dragging a whole reload bench with me.

I have paid my dues and money in reloading and there is NOTHING wrong with looking for proven loads w/o buying another bench full of reference material, spending 2 days at the range working up a load or buying 4 diff types of powder just to do something that has already been done.

Assumptions will kill ya. I did not realize I needed to lay out a resum'e for reloading when I asked the questions.

I have used the dippers in the past with great success in other applications and am confident in their use.

Mncarpenter: Thanks, that is a nice service from Hodgdon.